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Under Linux the HOME directory of FLOW and HERO can be mount by the command | Under Linux the HOME directory of FLOW and HERO can be mount by the command | ||
sudo mount -t cifs -o workgroup=W2KROOT,username=<user>,file_mode=0600,dir_mode=0700,uid=<linux_username>,gid=<linux_group> //cifs.storage.hpc.uni-oldenburg.de/hpc_<working_group>_home | sudo mount -t cifs -o workgroup=W2KROOT,username=<user>,file_mode=0600,dir_mode=0700,uid=<linux_username>,gid=<linux_group> //cifs.storage.hpc.uni-oldenburg.de/hpc_<working_group>_home <mount_point> | ||
where <user> has to be replaced by the username on FLOW and HERO. The name <working_group> has to be replaced to the users working group name on FLOW and HERE ([[#Working group names|see table below]]). The place holder <mount_point> has to be replaced by an empty valid directory on your Linux. The variables <linux_username> and <linux_group> has to be replaced to the user and group name under linux if the user and the group ID/name is different to the Windows user and group ID. | where <user> has to be replaced by the username on FLOW and HERO. The name <working_group> has to be replaced to the users working group name on FLOW and HERE ([[#Working group names|see table below]]). The place holder <mount_point> has to be replaced by an empty valid directory on your Linux. The variables <linux_username> and <linux_group> has to be replaced to the user and group name under linux if the user and the group ID/name is different to the Windows user and group ID. | ||
Alternatively one can extent the file ''/etc/fstab'' by the line | |||
//cifs.storage.hpc.uni-oldenburg.de/hpc_<working_group>_home <mount_point> cifs workgroup=W2KROOT,username=<user>,file_mode=0600,dir_mode=0700,uid=<linux_username>,gid=<linux_group>,noauto | |||
and then mount the device by | |||
sudo mount <mount_point> | |||
'''Note''': | '''Note''': | ||
* | * The ''mount'' command needs root permissions. Therefore the ''sudo'' command before the mount command. | ||
* On Ubuntu 12.04LTS the package 'smbfs' and 'smbclient' has to be installed by ''sudo apt-get install smbfs''. For other Linux distribution please show in you package manager | * On Ubuntu 12.04LTS the package 'smbfs' and 'smbclient' has to be installed by ''sudo apt-get install smbfs''. For other Linux distribution please show in you package manager | ||
* The file system has to be mounted after each reboot or shutdown. They are not mounted automatically | |||
== Working group names == | == Working group names == | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 26 November 2012
Windows
Under Windows the HOME directory of FLOW and HERO can be mount as network drive by using
\\cifs.storage.hpc.uni-oldenburg.de\hpc_<working_group>_home
as address. The name <working_group> has to be replaced to the users working group name on FLOW and HERE (see table below). After that username and password of FLOW and HERO will be requested to connect this share.
Linux
Under Linux the HOME directory of FLOW and HERO can be mount by the command
sudo mount -t cifs -o workgroup=W2KROOT,username=<user>,file_mode=0600,dir_mode=0700,uid=<linux_username>,gid=<linux_group> //cifs.storage.hpc.uni-oldenburg.de/hpc_<working_group>_home <mount_point>
where <user> has to be replaced by the username on FLOW and HERO. The name <working_group> has to be replaced to the users working group name on FLOW and HERE (see table below). The place holder <mount_point> has to be replaced by an empty valid directory on your Linux. The variables <linux_username> and <linux_group> has to be replaced to the user and group name under linux if the user and the group ID/name is different to the Windows user and group ID.
Alternatively one can extent the file /etc/fstab by the line
//cifs.storage.hpc.uni-oldenburg.de/hpc_<working_group>_home <mount_point> cifs workgroup=W2KROOT,username=<user>,file_mode=0600,dir_mode=0700,uid=<linux_username>,gid=<linux_group>,noauto
and then mount the device by
sudo mount <mount_point>
Note:
- The mount command needs root permissions. Therefore the sudo command before the mount command.
- On Ubuntu 12.04LTS the package 'smbfs' and 'smbclient' has to be installed by sudo apt-get install smbfs. For other Linux distribution please show in you package manager
- The file system has to be mounted after each reboot or shutdown. They are not mounted automatically
Working group names
Follwing working group names are available:
| <working_group> | Description |
|---|---|
| com | ??? |
| fk5 | Members of Faculty V |
| fw | Staff of ForWind |
| hpcguest | Guest accounts |
| hrz | Staff of the HRZ |
| iwes | Fraunhofer Institute IWES |
