[Hps-analysis] /group/hps

[McCormick, Jeremy I.]

Hi, Nathan.

I cleaned up recently....

production/rundb

and

production/crawler

so they are not taking much space now.  

I'll try to put their log files etc. on the work disk next time I launch any jobs.

hps_soft/slic 
This is two complete SLIC installations, with all the data files and Geant4 sources and libraries taking up most of the space.  Probably we need both sets of data files if both slic versions are being kept around and used.

hps_soft/hps-java
This is a bunch of hps-java jars, mostly snapshots downloaded from nexus; I think most can be deleted (?).

hps_soft/netbeans
Netbeans is usually something you run on your own computer, so this is not really needed here.  Though it isn't that much space so can probably be left.

Can we ask for more space on /group/hps from the Computing Center?

The current allocation of 23 gig seems small for a multi-user space like this.

--Jeremy
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From: hps-software at slac.stanford.edu <hps-software at slac.stanford.edu> on behalf of Nathan Baltzell <baltzell at jlab.org>
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 5:28 AM
To: hps-software; hps-analysis at jlab.org
Subject: /group/hps

Hello All,

Can everyone that uses /group/hps take a look and see if you
think any spring cleaning is possible on the stuff you've put
there?  We are close to quota again.

Remember that /group is not really an appropriate place to put
sizable "data" files (evio, slcio, gbl, …).  They can live on
/work, and put them on tape if they need preservation.

Below are the biggest uses of our disk space.

Thanks,
Nathan


3.5G    users/byale
1.4G    users/afilippi
954M    production/repo
654M    production/mc
327M    production/rundb
335M    production/archive
254M    production/dqm
243M    production/crawler
11G     hps_soft/slic
657M    hps_soft/hps-java
382M    hps_soft/netbeans

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