[Clas_offline] CCPR 102688 UPDATE (Cannot submit jobs)

[Michael C. Kunkel]

Greetings,

I agree with this. I have to often have been asked to help debug, only 
to have permissions denied.

BR
MK

On 4/23/14 9:40 AM, Johann Goetz wrote:
> Dear Common User Environment managers and cyber security professionals 
> of JLab,
> A recent change in notifications to the users about security and home 
> directories on the CUE machines as moved many users to lock down their 
> home directories so only they and the root user can see what is 
> inside. It is my opinion that this makes it too difficult to 
> collaborate - in particular when I am asked (by the scicomp group no 
> less) to debug a .cshrc file in someone's home directory, I see this:
>
> goetz at ifarm1101:~>ls ~badui/
> ls: cannot open directory /home/badui/: Permission denied
>
> I see no reason on the whole to prevent anyone with a CUE account to 
> access (read-only of course) other user's home directories. Users who 
> wish to have some measure of privacy could restrict permission of 
> subdirectories, or better yet, could use a private computer since the 
> login notice explicitly says "Users (authorized or
> unauthorized) have no explicit or implicit expectation of privacy."
>
> Anyways, I have come across this enough times where it is starting to 
> interfere with my own work. Maybe I'm totally alone in this, but I 
> suspect not (hence the email blast).
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 8:39 AM, <ccpr_reply at jlab.org 
> <mailto:ccpr_reply at jlab.org>> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>     Here is an update to the help request you submitted.
>     When you reply to THIS message, Please DO NOT include the original
>     text below.
>
>     Mod Date:   2014/04/23
>     Mod Time:   08:39:48
>     Mod User:   rackley
>     Current State:   FEEDBACK
>
>     STATE changed from (RECEIVED) to FEEDBACK.
>
>
>     --------------------------------------------------------------
>     This seems to be the result of your .cshrc file which includes:
>
>     source /site/common_environment/set_environment
>     /sit/common_environment/jlab_default_settingis.dat clas12 -v
>
>     This file does not exist anymore. It seems that the environment
>     settings for clas software environment have changed since the last
>     time you used your account. I would contact the clas software
>     environment folks to get the correct environment settings for clas.
>
>     A good starting point would be Johann Goetz (goetz at jlab.org
>     <mailto:goetz at jlab.org>) who
>     I believe has set up the new software environment. Additional
>     information should be found on the CLAS wiki but I am not sure of the
>     exact link for the information:
>
>     https://clasweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
>
>
>     --------------------------------------------------------------
>     Here is a copy of your Original Request:
>
>     Email: badui at jlab.org <mailto:badui at jlab.org>
>     Name:
>     Username:
>     Staff:    philpott
>     Platform:
>     Building:
>     Room:
>     Hostname:
>     Category: SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
>     Subject:  Cannot submit jobs
>
>     Request:
>     Hi whenever I try to submit jobs, I get an error saying "can't
>     exec 'jsub': No such file or directory." This may be related from
>     an error I get when I login
>     "/site/common_environment/set_environment: no such file or
>     directory." Also, I used to use csh by default and now it's
>     logging into bash.
>
>
>     The following link will bring you to a list of open CCPR's
>
>     http://mis.jlab.org/mis/ccpr/ccpr_user/ccprframe_user.html
>
>
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