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INSTRUCTIONS
Updated on Tue, 2021-01-19 13:54. Originally created by marr on 2016-10-12 10:27.
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1. How to create a directory under PWG area?
a. AFS: /afs/rhic.bnl.gov/star/doc_protected/www/heavy/
iii) Remove permissions for outgoing conveners:
% find . -type d -exec fs sa {} $UserId none \;
but remember they usually have a sub-dictreory created with their name
so you need to also re-add afterward
% find $UserId/ -type d -exec fs sa {} $UserId rlidwka \;
[note that in this case, the is no "a"]
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1. How to create a directory under PWG area?
a. AFS: /afs/rhic.bnl.gov/star/doc_protected/www/heavy/
Typical recipe for creating such directories for user $X (user's rcf account name):
mkdir $X
fs sa $X $X rlidwk
b. PDSF: /global/project/projectdirs/star/pwg/starhf
The directories are write protected to the 'starhf' group. A user needs to be in that unix group, and then can create a directory himself.
2. How to grant permission to new conveners for PWG area?
i) Check the list of users who current have administrative permission:
fs la /afs/rhic.bnl.gov/star/doc_protected/www/heavy/
ii) Current administrators can grant permission using:
%find . -type d -exec fs sa {} $UserID rlidwka \;
mkdir $X
fs sa $X $X rlidwk
b. PDSF: /global/project/projectdirs/star/pwg/starhf
The directories are write protected to the 'starhf' group. A user needs to be in that unix group, and then can create a directory himself.
2. How to grant permission to new conveners for PWG area?
i) Check the list of users who current have administrative permission:
fs la /afs/rhic.bnl.gov/star/doc_protected/www/heavy/
ii) Current administrators can grant permission using:
%find . -type d -exec fs sa {} $UserID rlidwka \;
iii) Remove permissions for outgoing conveners:
% find . -type d -exec fs sa {} $UserId none \;
but remember they usually have a sub-dictreory created with their name
so you need to also re-add afterward
% find $UserId/ -type d -exec fs sa {} $UserId rlidwka \;
[note that in this case, the is no "a"]
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