IIHE Wiki - User contributions [en-gb]

Main Page

2018-06-11T09:26:32Z

Admin: /* General */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]
*[[Documents]]

= Cluster =
* [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]

= Software =
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]
*[[MacOS ssh keyring]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B Wiki]

Printers

2017-11-27T15:25:19Z

Admin: Format features

= Features =
* '''Print'''
**Black/white and color printer
**'''A3'''/'''A4''' format
**Print from USB device or SD Card (JPG, tiff and PDF format)
**Staple

* '''Scanner'''
**Scan to Email
**Scan to USB device or SD Card

* '''Copies'''
**Black/white and color copies
**Staple
**The password is your birthdate (format : '''ddmmyy''')

= Installation =

IP Adresses :

*Downstairs : '''193.190.246.62'''
*Upstairs : '''193.190.246.61'''

== Windows ==

First, you need to determine which system type (32 bits or 64 bits) you have. Go to '''System'''.

[[File:ricoh_win_1.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_2.png]]

Download the right driver and extract it somewhere :

[http://iihe.ac.be/files/ricoh_win_32.zip Windows 32 bits]

[http://iihe.ac.be/files/ricoh_win_64.zip Windows 64 bits]

Now, click on Start button and go to '''Devices and printers''', click on '''Add printer''' and follow these steps :

[[File:ricoh_win_3.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_4.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_5.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_6.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_7.png]]

It can take a long time.

[[File:ricoh_win_8.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_9.png]]

Go to the extracted folder, and select the file '''OEMSETUP'''.

[[File:ricoh_win_10.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_11.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_12.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_13.png]]

== Linux ==

For Gnome-shell users, the printers manager is bugged. Please install '''system-config-printer''' and use it.

Go to '''System settings/Printers'''. Click on '''Add'''.

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_1.png]]

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_2.png]]

If your system does not automatically recognize the the printer, you need to select it from a list. The brand is Ricoh, the model is MP C3003.

If you cannot find this type of printer, it means you need to download the drivers. Go to [http://www.openprinting.org/printer/Ricoh/Ricoh-MP_C3003 Openprinting - Ricoh MP C3003] and download it for your distribution. Once installed, you need to start over the procedure to install the printer.

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_3.png]]

When you want to print, don't forget to check the '''paper size'''. Sometimes, you need to change from '''US Letter''' to '''A4'''.

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_4.png]]

== Mac OS X ==

'''El Capitan users''' : please install first [http://support.ricoh.com/bb/pub_e/dr_ut_e/0001274/0001274189/V2600/Ricoh_PS_Printers_Vol3_EXP_LIO_2.6.0.0.dmg this driver]

Go to '''System settings/Printers & scanners'''. Click on '''+'''.

[[File:ricoh_mac_1.png]]

Click on '''IP''' tab, and fill the fields '''Address''' and '''Name''' like the following screen :

[[File:ricoh_mac_2.png]]

Click on '''Add'''. Please wait during the download and installation of the driver. Then, click on '''Add'''.

[[File:ricoh_mac_3.png]]

Then, go to printer options, '''options''' tab and select the options like the following screen :

[[File:ricoh_mac_4.png]]

MacOS ssh keyring

2017-11-27T15:21:44Z

Admin:

If you used to not type your passphrase when using ssh and this functionality is not working anymore since you've updated your Mac?

This is a known issue since MacOS changed the way ssh keys are managed in Sierra ([https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2449/_index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40017589 reference]).

The following post explain simply how to get it working as before:

http://joshbuchea.com/revert-ssh-agent-behavior-pre-macos-sierra/

Mail

2017-11-27T15:19:41Z

Admin:

= Documentation =
[http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_context=fiches&language=en&noteid=39&f_type=view WebNotes]

= Support =

We are not in charge of the emails servers.
Please contact the university support :

* '''ULB:''' [mailto:support@ulb.ac.be support@ulb.ac.be]
* '''VUB:''' [mailto:helpdesk@vub.ac.be helpdesk@vub.ac.be]

= Upcoming Change =

ULB/VUB are switching to Microsoft as mail provider.

* '''VUB:''' Contact our support team ([mailto:support-iihe@ulb.ac.be support-iihe@ulb.ac.be]) to help you with the migration process.
* '''ULB:''' No switch at the moment

Wifi

2017-11-27T15:16:10Z

Admin:

Available SSIDs at IIHE:

* '''eduroam'''
** [http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_context=fiches&language=fr&style=&noteid=334&f_type=view WebNotes]

* '''VUBGuest'''
** Contact our support team [mailto:support-iihe@ulb.ac.be support-iihe@ulb.ac.be] to create an account (max 1 week)
** http://vubnet.vub.ac.be/en/vubguest.html

Backup

2017-11-27T15:07:40Z

Admin:

You can backup your important files using the ULB-VUB backup solution based on ''owncloud''

For more information :

[http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_context=fiches&language=en&noteid=497&f_type=view WebNotes FR]

[http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_context=fiches&language=nl&noteid=481&f_type=view WebNotes NL]

Wifi

2017-11-27T15:06:11Z

Admin:

Backup

2017-11-27T14:43:02Z

Admin: Created page with "You can backup your important files using the ULB-VUB backup solution based on ''owncloud'' For more information : '''FR''': http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_cont..."

You can backup your important files using the ULB-VUB backup solution based on ''owncloud''

For more information :

'''FR''': http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_context=fiches&language=en&noteid=497&f_type=view

'''NL''': http://www.ulb.ac.be/wserv2_oratio/oratio?f_context=fiches&language=nl&noteid=481&f_type=view

Old Backup

2017-11-27T14:37:11Z

Admin: Admin moved page Backup to Old Backup without leaving a redirect

Our Backup server is a local storage cloud based on "'''Owncloud'''", a free and open source software. It gives you universal access to your data through a web interface or client that you need to install on your device. It also provides a platform to easily view and sync your contacts, calendars, bookmarks and more, across all your devices and from anywhere.

== Installing the client ==

=== Windows & Mac ===

For theses platforms, the client can be downloaded from [http://owncloud.org/sync-clients/ the owncloud download page]. 

=== Linux ===
Please refer to the [https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=isv:ownCloud:desktop&package=owncloud-client the official documentation]

For Linux Mint 18.x, please follow the procedure for '''Ubuntu 16.04'''

For Linux Mint 17.x, please follow the procedure for '''Ubuntu 14.04'''

=== Mobiles ===
There are apps for Android an IOS available. However, they are not free (~1€). Which theses applications, you can access to your files anywhere and upload files (not directories).

There is also an option to instantly upload photos taken by camera.

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.owncloud.android Owncloud for Android]

[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/owncloud/id543672169?ls=1&mt=8 Owncloud for Ipad/Iphone]

== Configuring the client ==

After installing, run the client. 
You first need to specify the server address: 
[[Image:backup_1.png]] 

You can then log in with your username and password 
It is the same password you use for the wifi at the lab or to log in to the IIHE website 
[[Image:backup_3.png]] 

Lastly, configure which of your folder needs to be backed up.

[[Image:backup_4.png]]

== Sync multiple folders ==
Go to Owncloud settings (right click on the icon in your taskbar or systray).

[[Image:backup_5.png]]

Then remove the default folder. If this sync exists, you can't sync multiple folders.
Now, click on '''Add folder''', and pick a local folder.

[[Image:backup_7.png]]

On the remote directory, select a folder or create one.

[[Image:backup_8.png]]

In this example, the local folder '''Work Folder''' is synced with the remote folder '''Work Folder'''.

[[Image:backup_9.png]]

Start over the procedure for each folder you want to sync.

[[Image:backup_10.png]]

== Web Interface ==
Once your files have been backed up, you can view the result (and download or delete any file) from a [http://backup.iihe.ac.be web interface].

'''View 1'''

[[Image:backup_view1.png]]

'''View 2'''

[[Image:backup_view2.png]]

== In case of troubles ==

For any other problem, send an email to '''support-iihe@vub.ac.be'''

MacOS ssh keyring

2017-05-10T09:23:49Z

Admin:

If you used to not type your passphrase when using ssh and this functionality is not working anymore since you've updated your Mac?

This is a known issue since MacOS changed the way ssh keys are managed in Sierra ([reference|https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2449/_index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40017589]).

The following post explain simply how to get it working as before:

http://joshbuchea.com/revert-ssh-agent-behavior-pre-macos-sierra/

MacOS ssh keyring

2017-05-10T09:23:20Z

Admin: Created page with "If you used to not type your passphrase when using ssh and this functionality is not working anymore since you've updated your Mac? This is a known issue since MacOS changed t..."

If you used to not type your passphrase when using ssh and this functionality is not working anymore since you've updated your Mac?
This is a known issue since MacOS changed the way ssh keys are managed in Sierra ([reference|https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2449/_index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40017589]).

The following post explain simply how to get it working as before:
http://joshbuchea.com/revert-ssh-agent-behavior-pre-macos-sierra/

Main Page

2017-05-10T08:44:23Z

Admin: /* Software */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]

= Cluster =
* [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]

= Software =
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]
*[[MacOS ssh keyring]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B Wiki]

Main Page

2017-05-10T08:34:32Z

Admin: /* Software */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]

= Cluster =
* [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]

= Software =
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]
*[[Mac ssh keyring not working]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B Wiki]

IIHE Wifi

2016-11-29T14:07:03Z

Admin:

=== Update your account ===

If you didn't update your password December 2014, please connect to https://my.iihe.ac.be/account/profile and '''update your password'''. Otherwise, you can't connect to the Wi-Fi network.

===Configuration under Windows 8, Windows 10, Mac OS X and Linux===

For all platforms (except Windows 7), just select the SSID iihe-wlan in the network list and use your IIHE credentials to connect.

===Configuration under Windows 7===

For auto configuration download and extract the file : [http://iihe.ac.be/~aouchene/iihe-wlan-profile/iihe-wlan_install.zip iihe-wlan_install.zip] double-click on install.bat, and select the SSID iihe-wlan in the network list and use your IIHE credentials to connect.

For manual configuration follow the next steps 

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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
| [[File:iihe-wlan-win7.png]] || [[File:iihe-wlan-win8.png]] || [[File:iihe-wlan-win9.png]]
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|- style="vertical-align:top;"
| [[File:iihe-wlan-win10.png]] || [[File:iihe-wlan-win11.png]] || [[File:iihe-wlan-win12.png]]
|}

== Access Point location map==

Ground floor

[[File:img7.png]]

First floor

[[File:img6.png]]

Main Page

2016-11-10T15:15:45Z

Admin: /* Useful links */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]

= Cluster =
* [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]

= Software =
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B Wiki]

Main Page

2016-11-10T15:15:03Z

Admin: /* Software */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]

= Cluster =
* [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]

= Software =
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

Main Page

2016-11-10T15:10:25Z

Admin:

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]

= Cluster =
* [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]

= Software =
*[[IPython notebook]]
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

Mail

2016-10-18T13:00:51Z

Admin: Created page with "= Support = We are not in charge of the emails servers. But we can help you to find a solution or contact the ULB/VUB helpdesk for you. = Upcoming Change = ULB/VUB are swit..."

= Support =

We are not in charge of the emails servers. But we can help you to find a solution or contact the ULB/VUB helpdesk for you.

= Upcoming Change =

ULB/VUB are switching to Microsoft as mail provider.

The email quota will be increased : 0.5 GB → 50 GB.

= Access =
The universities have different ways to move to the new platform.
=== ULB ===
Only the cloud service (Office365) is available. First, you have to change your password on the [https://idsapp.ulb.ac.be/pam/ PAM server].
=== VUB ===
Not available yet

Main Page

2016-10-18T11:54:42Z

Admin: /* General */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]
*[[Mail]]

= Cluster =
*[[Cluster]] -- '''deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]
*[[IceCube Software Cluster]]

= Software =
*[[Other Software]]
*[[IceCube Software]]
*[[IPython notebook]]
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

IceCube Software Cluster

2016-10-05T14:21:13Z

Admin: /* CVMFS */

== CVMFS ==

Centralised CVMFS repository for the IceCube Software.

This software repository contains all related IceCube software tools

=== Use it ===

<pre>eval `/cvmfs/icecube.opensciencegrid.org/py2-v1/setup.sh`</pre>

Metaprojects are located under $SROOT/metaprojects

== Local Build ==

PLEASE use CVMFS metaprojects when possible.
Local builds are meant for specific developement purpose
=== /software ===

The custom software area 

==== /software/src ====

Sources of software to install 

==== /software/icecube ====

Icecube specific tools 

===== /software/icecube/ports =====

This folder contains the I3 ports used by icecube (meta-)projects 

In order to use it, you must define the environment variable $I3_PORTS 
<pre>export I3_PORTS="/software/icecube/ports"
</pre>
This variable is set only for the current session and will be unset after logout, to avoid typing this each time,  you can add this command to your .bashrc

'''''List installed ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port installed
</pre>
'''''List available ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port list
</pre>
'''''Install a port''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port install PORT_NAME
</pre>
 

===== /software/icecube/offline-software =====

This folder contains the '''offline-software''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/offline-sofware/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh</pre>
Available versions :

*V14-02-00 

===== /software/icecube/icerec =====

This folder contains the '''icerec''' meta-project 

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line) 
<pre>. /software/icecube/icerec/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions : 

*V04-05-00
*V04-05-00-jkunnen 

===== /software/icecube/simulation =====

This folder contains the '''simulation''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/simulation/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions :

*V03-03-04
*V04-00-08
*V04-00-09 
*V04-00-09-cuda 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

IceCube Software Cluster

2016-10-05T14:20:17Z

Admin: /* CVMFS */

== CVMFS ==

Centralised CVMFS repository for the IceCube Software
This software repository contains all related IceCube software tools

=== Use it ===

<pre>eval `/cvmfs/icecube.opensciencegrid.org/py2-v1/setup.sh`</pre>

Metaprojects are located under $SROOT/metaprojects

== Local Build ==

PLEASE use CVMFS metaprojects when possible.
Local builds are meant for specific developement purpose
=== /software ===

The custom software area 

==== /software/src ====

Sources of software to install 

==== /software/icecube ====

Icecube specific tools 

===== /software/icecube/ports =====

This folder contains the I3 ports used by icecube (meta-)projects 

In order to use it, you must define the environment variable $I3_PORTS 
<pre>export I3_PORTS="/software/icecube/ports"
</pre>
This variable is set only for the current session and will be unset after logout, to avoid typing this each time,  you can add this command to your .bashrc

'''''List installed ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port installed
</pre>
'''''List available ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port list
</pre>
'''''Install a port''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port install PORT_NAME
</pre>
 

===== /software/icecube/offline-software =====

This folder contains the '''offline-software''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/offline-sofware/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh</pre>
Available versions :

*V14-02-00 

===== /software/icecube/icerec =====

This folder contains the '''icerec''' meta-project 

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line) 
<pre>. /software/icecube/icerec/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions : 

*V04-05-00
*V04-05-00-jkunnen 

===== /software/icecube/simulation =====

This folder contains the '''simulation''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/simulation/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions :

*V03-03-04
*V04-00-08
*V04-00-09 
*V04-00-09-cuda 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T13:32:12Z

Admin: Better ordering procedure

IPython is an interactive Python environment. Coupled with the "notebook" module, it provides a rich web interface.

=Launch a notebook=

# Connect to the cluster.
# Load an environment :
#:IPython notebook is available on the cluster in 2 environments : the custom build and CVMFS.
#:* To load from the custom build [deprecated] :
#:*:<pre>source /software/sources/latestEnvironment.source</pre>
#:* To load from CVMFS :
#:*:See [[IceCube Software Cluster#CVMFS]]
# Launch a notebook to which you will later connect to from your laptop:
#:<pre>ipython notebook --no-browser --pylab inline</pre>
#:When launching the notebook, the system will create a dedicated server for you. It will be running on a specific port chosen by the notebook itself.
#:The launcher reports this port in the following way:
#:<pre>The IPython Notebook is running at: http://127.0.0.1:8888/</pre>
#:*The port number [PORT_NUMBER] you need is the number coming after the colon (:).
#:*The m-machine [M-MACHINE] is the machine where you launched the notebook.
# Open a new terminal on your laptop and create a tunnel to the machine where you instantiated the notebook. Fill in the correct port number in the following command:
#:<pre>ssh -L PORT_NUMBER:localhost:PORT_NUMBER M-MACHINE.iihe.ac.be</pre>
# The tunneled notebook is available in your browser by opening the url : http://localhost:PORT_NUMBER

=Links=
http://ipython.org/

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T13:11:18Z

Admin: /* Where is it */

IPython is an interactive Python environment. Coupled with the "notebook" module, it provides a rich web interface.

=Set the environment=
IPython notebook is available on the cluster in 2 environments : the custom build and CVMFS.

* To load from the custom build [deprecated] :
<pre>source /software/sources/latestEnvironment.source</pre>

* To load from CVMFS :
See [[IceCube Software Cluster#CVMFS]]

=Launch a notebook=

first, connect to the cluster.
Set the correct environment and launch a notebook to which you will later connect to from your laptop:

<pre>
ipython notebook --no-browser --pylab inline</pre>

When launching the notebook, the system will create a dedicated server for you. It will be running on a specific port chosen by the notebook itself.
The launcher reports this port in the following way:
<pre>
The IPython Notebook is running at: http://127.0.0.1:8888/
</pre>
The port number you need it the number coming after the colon (:).

Now, open a new terminal on your laptop and create a tunnel to the machine where you instantiated the notebook. Fill in the correct port number in the following command:

<pre>ssh -L PORT_NUMBER:localhost:PORT_NUMBER uixx.iihe.ac.be</pre>

The tunnelled notebook is available in your browser by opening the url : http://localhost:PORT_NUMBER

=Links=
http://ipython.org/

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T13:10:44Z

Admin: Remove latestenv in example

IPython is an interactive Python environment. Coupled with the "notebook" module, it provides a rich web interface.

=Where is it=
IPython notebook is available on the cluster in 2 environments : the custom build and CVMFS.

* To load from the custom build [deprecated] :
<pre>source /software/sources/latestEnvironment.source</pre>

* To load from CVMFS :
See [[IceCube Software Cluster#CVMFS]]

=Launch a notebook=

first, connect to the cluster.
Set the correct environment and launch a notebook to which you will later connect to from your laptop:

<pre>
ipython notebook --no-browser --pylab inline</pre>

When launching the notebook, the system will create a dedicated server for you. It will be running on a specific port chosen by the notebook itself.
The launcher reports this port in the following way:
<pre>
The IPython Notebook is running at: http://127.0.0.1:8888/
</pre>
The port number you need it the number coming after the colon (:).

Now, open a new terminal on your laptop and create a tunnel to the machine where you instantiated the notebook. Fill in the correct port number in the following command:

<pre>ssh -L PORT_NUMBER:localhost:PORT_NUMBER uixx.iihe.ac.be</pre>

The tunnelled notebook is available in your browser by opening the url : http://localhost:PORT_NUMBER

=Links=
http://ipython.org/

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T12:25:34Z

Admin:

IPython is an interactive Python environment. Coupled with the "notebook" module, it provides a rich web interface.

=Where is it=
IPython notebook is available on the cluster in 2 environments : the custom build and CVMFS.

* To load from the custom build [deprecated] :
<pre>source /software/sources/latestEnvironment.source</pre>

* To load from CVMFS :
See [[IceCube Software Cluster#CVMFS]]

=Launch a notebook=

first, connect to the cluster.
Set the correct environment and launch a notebook to which you will later connect to from your laptop:

<pre>
source /software/sources/latestEnvironment.source
ipython notebook --no-browser --pylab inline</pre>

When launching the notebook, the system will create a dedicated server for you. It will be running on a specific port chosen by the notebook itself.
The launcher reports this port in the following way:
<pre>
The IPython Notebook is running at: http://127.0.0.1:8888/
</pre>
The port number you need it the number coming after the colon (:).

Now, open a new terminal on your laptop and create a tunnel to the machine where you instantiated the notebook. Fill in the correct port number in the following command:

<pre>ssh -L PORT_NUMBER:localhost:PORT_NUMBER uixx.iihe.ac.be</pre>

The tunnelled notebook is available in your browser by opening the url : http://localhost:PORT_NUMBER

=Links=
http://ipython.org/

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T12:06:15Z

Admin: /* Launch a notebook */

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T12:05:04Z

Admin: /* Launch a notebook */

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T11:55:51Z

Admin: /* Where is it */

IPython notebook

2016-10-05T11:55:13Z

Admin:

Main Page

2016-09-29T14:33:19Z

Admin: /* Useful links */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]

= Cluster =
*[[Cluster]] -- '''deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]
*[[IceCube Software Cluster]]

= Software =
*[[Other Software]]
*[[IceCube Software]]
*[[IPython notebook]]
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

Old Backup

2016-09-23T14:39:21Z

Admin: /* Linux */

Old Backup

2016-09-23T14:37:16Z

Admin: /* Linux Mint */

Our Backup server is a local storage cloud based on "'''Owncloud'''", a free and open source software. It gives you universal access to your data through a web interface or client that you need to install on your device. It also provides a platform to easily view and sync your contacts, calendars, bookmarks and more, across all your devices and from anywhere.

== Installing the client ==

=== Windows & Mac ===

For theses platforms, the client can be downloaded from [http://owncloud.org/sync-clients/ the owncloud download page]. 

=== Linux ===
For Linux, it is better to go via the repositories of the different distributions. Both Fedora and Ubuntu include it. Installation is done in the following way:

==== Fedora ====
<pre>
sudo wget http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:ownCloud:desktop/Fedora_$(cat /etc/redhat-release | awk {'print $3'})/isv:ownCloud:desktop.repo -P /etc/yum.repos.d/
sudo yum install owncloud-client
</pre>

==== Ubuntu ====
As the procedure changes often and depending of which version of Ubuntu you have, please refer to [https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=isv:ownCloud:desktop&package=owncloud-client the official documentation].

==== Linux Mint ====

Please refer to the [https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=isv:ownCloud:desktop&package=owncloud-client the official documentation]

For Linux Mint 18.x, please follow the procedure for '''Ubuntu 16.04'''

For Linux Mint 17.x, please follow the procedure for '''Ubuntu 14.04'''

=== Mobiles ===
There are apps for Android an IOS available. However, they are not free (~1€). Which theses applications, you can access to your files anywhere and upload files (not directories).

There is also an option to instantly upload photos taken by camera.

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.owncloud.android Owncloud for Android]

[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/owncloud/id543672169?ls=1&mt=8 Owncloud for Ipad/Iphone]

== Configuring the client ==

After installing, run the client. 
You first need to specify the server address: 
[[Image:backup_1.png]] 

You can then log in with your username and password 
It is the same password you use for the wifi at the lab or to log in to the IIHE website 
[[Image:backup_3.png]] 

Lastly, configure which of your folder needs to be backed up.

[[Image:backup_4.png]]

== Sync multiple folders ==
Go to Owncloud settings (right click on the icon in your taskbar or systray).

[[Image:backup_5.png]]

Then remove the default folder. If this sync exists, you can't sync multiple folders.
Now, click on '''Add folder''', and pick a local folder.

[[Image:backup_7.png]]

On the remote directory, select a folder or create one.

[[Image:backup_8.png]]

In this example, the local folder '''Work Folder''' is synced with the remote folder '''Work Folder'''.

[[Image:backup_9.png]]

Start over the procedure for each folder you want to sync.

[[Image:backup_10.png]]

== Web Interface ==
Once your files have been backed up, you can view the result (and download or delete any file) from a [http://backup.iihe.ac.be web interface].

'''View 1'''

[[Image:backup_view1.png]]

'''View 2'''

[[Image:backup_view2.png]]

== In case of troubles ==

For any other problem, send an email to '''support-iihe@vub.ac.be'''

Old Backup

2016-09-23T14:35:09Z

Admin: /* Ubuntu */

Our Backup server is a local storage cloud based on "'''Owncloud'''", a free and open source software. It gives you universal access to your data through a web interface or client that you need to install on your device. It also provides a platform to easily view and sync your contacts, calendars, bookmarks and more, across all your devices and from anywhere.

== Installing the client ==

=== Windows & Mac ===

For theses platforms, the client can be downloaded from [http://owncloud.org/sync-clients/ the owncloud download page]. 

=== Linux ===
For Linux, it is better to go via the repositories of the different distributions. Both Fedora and Ubuntu include it. Installation is done in the following way:

==== Fedora ====
<pre>
sudo wget http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:ownCloud:desktop/Fedora_$(cat /etc/redhat-release | awk {'print $3'})/isv:ownCloud:desktop.repo -P /etc/yum.repos.d/
sudo yum install owncloud-client
</pre>

==== Ubuntu ====
As the procedure changes often and depending of which version of Ubuntu you have, please refer to [https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?project=isv:ownCloud:desktop&package=owncloud-client the official documentation].

==== Linux Mint ====

<pre>
sudo sh -c "echo 'deb http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:/ownCloud:/desktop/xUbuntu_14.04/ /' >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/owncloud-client.list"
wget http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:ownCloud:desktop/xUbuntu_14.04/Release.key;sudo apt-key add - < Release.key;rm Release.key
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install owncloud-client
</pre>

=== Mobiles ===
There are apps for Android an IOS available. However, they are not free (~1€). Which theses applications, you can access to your files anywhere and upload files (not directories).

There is also an option to instantly upload photos taken by camera.

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.owncloud.android Owncloud for Android]

[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/owncloud/id543672169?ls=1&mt=8 Owncloud for Ipad/Iphone]

== Configuring the client ==

After installing, run the client. 
You first need to specify the server address: 
[[Image:backup_1.png]] 

You can then log in with your username and password 
It is the same password you use for the wifi at the lab or to log in to the IIHE website 
[[Image:backup_3.png]] 

Lastly, configure which of your folder needs to be backed up.

[[Image:backup_4.png]]

== Sync multiple folders ==
Go to Owncloud settings (right click on the icon in your taskbar or systray).

[[Image:backup_5.png]]

Then remove the default folder. If this sync exists, you can't sync multiple folders.
Now, click on '''Add folder''', and pick a local folder.

[[Image:backup_7.png]]

On the remote directory, select a folder or create one.

[[Image:backup_8.png]]

In this example, the local folder '''Work Folder''' is synced with the remote folder '''Work Folder'''.

[[Image:backup_9.png]]

Start over the procedure for each folder you want to sync.

[[Image:backup_10.png]]

== Web Interface ==
Once your files have been backed up, you can view the result (and download or delete any file) from a [http://backup.iihe.ac.be web interface].

'''View 1'''

[[Image:backup_view1.png]]

'''View 2'''

[[Image:backup_view2.png]]

== In case of troubles ==

For any other problem, send an email to '''support-iihe@vub.ac.be'''

Cluster

2016-09-16T15:03:56Z

Admin:

IIHE local cluster

<center>'''Deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]</center>

== Overview ==

The cluster is composed by 4 machine types : 

*User Interfaces (UI) 

This is the cluster front-end, to use the cluster, you need to log into those machines 

Servers : ui01, ui02 

*Computing Element (CE) 

This server is the core of the batch system : it run submitted jobs on worker nodes 

Servers : ce 

*Worker Nodes (WN) 

This is the power of the cluster : they run jobs and send the status back to the CE 

Servers : slave* 

*Storage Elements 

This is the memory of the cluster : they contains data, software, ... 

Servers : datang (/data, /software), lxserv (/user), x4500 (/ice3)

[[Image:Batch.png|center]]

== How to connect ==

To connect to the cluster, you must use your IIHE credentials (same as for wifi) 

[[Image:Rrdns.png|center]]
<pre>ssh username@icecube.iihe.ac.be
</pre>
TIP : ''icecube.iihe.ac.be'' & ''lxpub.iihe.ac.be'' points automatically to available UI's (ui01, ui02, ...) 

 

After a successful login, you'll see this message : 
<pre>==========================================
Welcome on the IIHE ULB-VUB cluster

Cluster status http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be
Documentation http://wiki.iihe.ac.be/index.php/Cluster
IT Help support-iihe@ulb.ac.be
==========================================

username@uiXX:~$
</pre>
Your default current working directory is your home folder. 

 

== Directory Structure ==

Here is a description of most useful directories 

=== /user/{username} ===

Your home folder 

=== /data ===

Main data repository 

==== /data/user/{username} ====

Users data folder

==== /data/ICxx ====

IceCube datasets

=== /software ===

The local software area 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

=== /cvmfs ===

Centralised CVMFS software repository for IceCube and CERN (see [[IceCube_Software_Cluster#CVMFS|CMFS]])

== Batch System ==

=== Queues ===

The cluster is decomposed in queues

{| width="1064" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" align="center"
|-
! scope="col" | 
! scope="col" | any
! scope="col" | lowmem
! scope="col" | standard
! scope="col" | highmem
! scope="col" | express
! scope="col" | gpu
|-
! scope="row" | Description
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | default queue, all available nodes (except GPUs & express) 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 4 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | Limited walltime 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | GPU's dedicated queue 
|-
! scope="row" | CPU's (Jobs)
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 494 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 88 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 384 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 8 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 24 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 14 
|-
! scope="row" | Walltime default/limit
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" colspan="4" | 144 hours (6 days) / 240 hours (10 days)
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 15 hours / 15 hours 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 50 hours / 50 hours 
|-
! scope="row" | Memory default/limit
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 4 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 6 Gb 
|}

 

=== Job submission ===

To submit a job, you just have to use the '''qsub''' command :
<pre>qsub myjob.sh
</pre>
''OPTIONS''

*-q queueName : choose the queue (default: any)

*-N jobName : name of the job

*-I : (capital i) pass in interactive mode

*-m mailaddress : set mail address (use in conjonction with -m) : MUST be @ulb.ac.be or @vub.ac.be

*-m [a|b|e] : send mail on job status change (a = aborted , b = begin, e = end)

*-l : resources options

 

=== Job management ===

To see all jobs (running / queued), you can use the '''qstat''' command or go to the [http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be/addons/job_monarch/?c=nodes JobMonArch] page
<pre>qstat
</pre>
''OPTIONS''

* -u username : list only jobs submitted by username

* -n : show nodes where jobs are running

* -q : show the job repartition on queues

 

== Backup ==

/user, /data and /ice3 use snapshot backup system.
 
They're located in :

*/backup_user
**daily : 5
**weekly : 4
**monthly : 3

*/backup_data
**daily : 6

*/backup_ice3
**daily : 5
**weekly : 4
**monthly : 3

Each directory contains a snapshot of a specific period.
To restore, just copy files from those directory to the location you want.

== Useful links ==

[http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be Ganglia Monitoring] : Servers status

[http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be/addons/job_monarch/?c=nodes JobMonArch] : Jobs overview

Cluster

2016-09-16T15:03:41Z

Admin:

IIHE local cluster

<center>'''Deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]<</center>

== Overview ==

The cluster is composed by 4 machine types : 

*User Interfaces (UI) 

This is the cluster front-end, to use the cluster, you need to log into those machines 

Servers : ui01, ui02 

*Computing Element (CE) 

This server is the core of the batch system : it run submitted jobs on worker nodes 

Servers : ce 

*Worker Nodes (WN) 

This is the power of the cluster : they run jobs and send the status back to the CE 

Servers : slave* 

*Storage Elements 

This is the memory of the cluster : they contains data, software, ... 

Servers : datang (/data, /software), lxserv (/user), x4500 (/ice3)

[[Image:Batch.png|center]]

== How to connect ==

To connect to the cluster, you must use your IIHE credentials (same as for wifi) 

[[Image:Rrdns.png|center]]
<pre>ssh username@icecube.iihe.ac.be
</pre>
TIP : ''icecube.iihe.ac.be'' & ''lxpub.iihe.ac.be'' points automatically to available UI's (ui01, ui02, ...) 

 

After a successful login, you'll see this message : 
<pre>==========================================
Welcome on the IIHE ULB-VUB cluster

Cluster status http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be
Documentation http://wiki.iihe.ac.be/index.php/Cluster
IT Help support-iihe@ulb.ac.be
==========================================

username@uiXX:~$
</pre>
Your default current working directory is your home folder. 

 

== Directory Structure ==

Here is a description of most useful directories 

=== /user/{username} ===

Your home folder 

=== /data ===

Main data repository 

==== /data/user/{username} ====

Users data folder

==== /data/ICxx ====

IceCube datasets

=== /software ===

The local software area 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

=== /cvmfs ===

Centralised CVMFS software repository for IceCube and CERN (see [[IceCube_Software_Cluster#CVMFS|CMFS]])

== Batch System ==

=== Queues ===

The cluster is decomposed in queues

{| width="1064" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" align="center"
|-
! scope="col" | 
! scope="col" | any
! scope="col" | lowmem
! scope="col" | standard
! scope="col" | highmem
! scope="col" | express
! scope="col" | gpu
|-
! scope="row" | Description
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | default queue, all available nodes (except GPUs & express) 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 4 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | Limited walltime 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | GPU's dedicated queue 
|-
! scope="row" | CPU's (Jobs)
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 494 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 88 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 384 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 8 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 24 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 14 
|-
! scope="row" | Walltime default/limit
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" colspan="4" | 144 hours (6 days) / 240 hours (10 days)
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 15 hours / 15 hours 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 50 hours / 50 hours 
|-
! scope="row" | Memory default/limit
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 4 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 6 Gb 
|}

 

=== Job submission ===

To submit a job, you just have to use the '''qsub''' command :
<pre>qsub myjob.sh
</pre>
''OPTIONS''

*-q queueName : choose the queue (default: any)

*-N jobName : name of the job

*-I : (capital i) pass in interactive mode

*-m mailaddress : set mail address (use in conjonction with -m) : MUST be @ulb.ac.be or @vub.ac.be

*-m [a|b|e] : send mail on job status change (a = aborted , b = begin, e = end)

*-l : resources options

 

=== Job management ===

To see all jobs (running / queued), you can use the '''qstat''' command or go to the [http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be/addons/job_monarch/?c=nodes JobMonArch] page
<pre>qstat
</pre>
''OPTIONS''

* -u username : list only jobs submitted by username

* -n : show nodes where jobs are running

* -q : show the job repartition on queues

 

== Backup ==

/user, /data and /ice3 use snapshot backup system.
 
They're located in :

*/backup_user
**daily : 5
**weekly : 4
**monthly : 3

*/backup_data
**daily : 6

*/backup_ice3
**daily : 5
**weekly : 4
**monthly : 3

Each directory contains a snapshot of a specific period.
To restore, just copy files from those directory to the location you want.

== Useful links ==

[http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be Ganglia Monitoring] : Servers status

[http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be/addons/job_monarch/?c=nodes JobMonArch] : Jobs overview

Cluster

2016-09-16T15:02:49Z

Admin:

IIHE local cluster

<big>'''Deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]</big>

== Overview ==

The cluster is composed by 4 machine types : 

*User Interfaces (UI) 

This is the cluster front-end, to use the cluster, you need to log into those machines 

Servers : ui01, ui02 

*Computing Element (CE) 

This server is the core of the batch system : it run submitted jobs on worker nodes 

Servers : ce 

*Worker Nodes (WN) 

This is the power of the cluster : they run jobs and send the status back to the CE 

Servers : slave* 

*Storage Elements 

This is the memory of the cluster : they contains data, software, ... 

Servers : datang (/data, /software), lxserv (/user), x4500 (/ice3)

[[Image:Batch.png|center]]

== How to connect ==

To connect to the cluster, you must use your IIHE credentials (same as for wifi) 

[[Image:Rrdns.png|center]]
<pre>ssh username@icecube.iihe.ac.be
</pre>
TIP : ''icecube.iihe.ac.be'' & ''lxpub.iihe.ac.be'' points automatically to available UI's (ui01, ui02, ...) 

 

After a successful login, you'll see this message : 
<pre>==========================================
Welcome on the IIHE ULB-VUB cluster

Cluster status http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be
Documentation http://wiki.iihe.ac.be/index.php/Cluster
IT Help support-iihe@ulb.ac.be
==========================================

username@uiXX:~$
</pre>
Your default current working directory is your home folder. 

 

== Directory Structure ==

Here is a description of most useful directories 

=== /user/{username} ===

Your home folder 

=== /data ===

Main data repository 

==== /data/user/{username} ====

Users data folder

==== /data/ICxx ====

IceCube datasets

=== /software ===

The local software area 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

=== /cvmfs ===

Centralised CVMFS software repository for IceCube and CERN (see [[IceCube_Software_Cluster#CVMFS|CMFS]])

== Batch System ==

=== Queues ===

The cluster is decomposed in queues

{| width="1064" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" align="center"
|-
! scope="col" | 
! scope="col" | any
! scope="col" | lowmem
! scope="col" | standard
! scope="col" | highmem
! scope="col" | express
! scope="col" | gpu
|-
! scope="row" | Description
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | default queue, all available nodes (except GPUs & express) 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 4 Gb RAM 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | Limited walltime 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | GPU's dedicated queue 
|-
! scope="row" | CPU's (Jobs)
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 494 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 88 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 384 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 8 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 24 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 14 
|-
! scope="row" | Walltime default/limit
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" colspan="4" | 144 hours (6 days) / 240 hours (10 days)
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 15 hours / 15 hours 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 50 hours / 50 hours 
|-
! scope="row" | Memory default/limit
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 2 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 4 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 3 Gb 
| nowrap="nowrap" align="center" | 6 Gb 
|}

 

=== Job submission ===

To submit a job, you just have to use the '''qsub''' command :
<pre>qsub myjob.sh
</pre>
''OPTIONS''

*-q queueName : choose the queue (default: any)

*-N jobName : name of the job

*-I : (capital i) pass in interactive mode

*-m mailaddress : set mail address (use in conjonction with -m) : MUST be @ulb.ac.be or @vub.ac.be

*-m [a|b|e] : send mail on job status change (a = aborted , b = begin, e = end)

*-l : resources options

 

=== Job management ===

To see all jobs (running / queued), you can use the '''qstat''' command or go to the [http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be/addons/job_monarch/?c=nodes JobMonArch] page
<pre>qstat
</pre>
''OPTIONS''

* -u username : list only jobs submitted by username

* -n : show nodes where jobs are running

* -q : show the job repartition on queues

 

== Backup ==

/user, /data and /ice3 use snapshot backup system.
 
They're located in :

*/backup_user
**daily : 5
**weekly : 4
**monthly : 3

*/backup_data
**daily : 6

*/backup_ice3
**daily : 5
**weekly : 4
**monthly : 3

Each directory contains a snapshot of a specific period.
To restore, just copy files from those directory to the location you want.

== Useful links ==

[http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be Ganglia Monitoring] : Servers status

[http://ganglia.iihe.ac.be/addons/job_monarch/?c=nodes JobMonArch] : Jobs overview

Main Page

2016-09-16T14:59:32Z

Admin: /* Cluster */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]

= Cluster =
*[[Cluster]] -- '''deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be T2B wiki]
*[[IceCube Software Cluster]]

= Software =
*[[Other Software]]
*[[IceCube Software]]
*[[IPython notebook]]
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[http://bug.iihe.ac.be BugZilla]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

Main Page

2016-09-16T14:57:00Z

Admin: /* Cluster */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]

= Cluster =
*[[Cluster]] -- '''deprecated''', see [http://t2bwiki.iihe.ac.be]
*[[IceCube Software Cluster]]

= Software =
*[[Other Software]]
*[[IceCube Software]]
*[[IPython notebook]]
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[http://bug.iihe.ac.be BugZilla]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

Printers

2016-08-22T11:23:36Z

Admin: /* Mac OS X */

= Features =
=== Print ===
Black/white and color printer

'''A3'''/'''A4''' format

Print from USB device or SD Card (JPG, tiff and PDF format)

Staple

=== Scanner ===
Scan to Email

Scan to USB device or SD Card

=== Copies ===
Black/white and color copies

Staple

The password is your birthdate (format : '''ddmmyy'''). If your personnel number begins by 000, don't type it.

= Installation =

IP Adresses :

*Downstairs : '''193.190.246.62'''
*Upstairs : '''193.190.246.61'''

== Windows ==

First, you need to determine which system type (32 bits or 64 bits) you have. Go to '''System'''.

[[File:ricoh_win_1.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_2.png]]

Download the right driver and extract it somewhere :

[http://iihe.ac.be/files/ricoh_win_32.zip Windows 32 bits]

[http://iihe.ac.be/files/ricoh_win_64.zip Windows 64 bits]

Now, click on Start button and go to '''Devices and printers''', click on '''Add printer''' and follow these steps :

[[File:ricoh_win_3.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_4.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_5.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_6.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_7.png]]

It can take a long time.

[[File:ricoh_win_8.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_9.png]]

Go to the extracted folder, and select the file '''OEMSETUP'''.

[[File:ricoh_win_10.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_11.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_12.png]]

[[File:ricoh_win_13.png]]

== Linux ==

For Gnome-shell users, the printers manager is bugged. Please install '''system-config-printer''' and use it.

Go to '''System settings/Printers'''. Click on '''Add'''.

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_1.png]]

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_2.png]]

If your system does not automatically recognize the the printer, you need to select it from a list. The brand is Ricoh, the model is MP C3003.

If you cannot find this type of printer, it means you need to download the drivers. Go to [http://www.openprinting.org/printer/Ricoh/Ricoh-MP_C3003 Openprinting - Ricoh MP C3003] and download it for your distribution. Once installed, you need to start over the procedure to install the printer.

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_3.png]]

When you want to print, don't forget to check the '''paper size'''. Sometimes, you need to change from '''US Letter''' to '''A4'''.

[[File:ricoh_c3003_ubuntu_4.png]]

== Mac OS X ==

'''El Capitan users''' : please install first [http://support.ricoh.com/bb/pub_e/dr_ut_e/0001274/0001274189/V2600/Ricoh_PS_Printers_Vol3_EXP_LIO_2.6.0.0.dmg this driver]

Go to '''System settings/Printers & scanners'''. Click on '''+'''.

[[File:ricoh_mac_1.png]]

Click on '''IP''' tab, and fill the fields '''Address''' and '''Name''' like the following screen :

[[File:ricoh_mac_2.png]]

Click on '''Add'''. Please wait during the download and installation of the driver. Then, click on '''Add'''.

[[File:ricoh_mac_3.png]]

Then, go to printer options, '''options''' tab and select the options like the following screen :

[[File:ricoh_mac_4.png]]

IceCube Software Cluster

2016-07-14T19:50:03Z

Admin: /* Local Build */

== CVMFS ==
=== /cvmfs ===

Centralised CVMFS repository for the IceCube Software
This software repository contains all related IceCube software tools

To use it :

<pre>eval `/cvmfs/icecube.opensciencegrid.org/py2-v1/setup.sh`</pre>

Metaprojects are located under $SROOT/metaprojects

== Local Build ==

PLEASE use CVMFS metaprojects when possible.
Local builds are meant for specific developement purpose
=== /software ===

The custom software area 

==== /software/src ====

Sources of software to install 

==== /software/icecube ====

Icecube specific tools 

===== /software/icecube/ports =====

This folder contains the I3 ports used by icecube (meta-)projects 

In order to use it, you must define the environment variable $I3_PORTS 
<pre>export I3_PORTS="/software/icecube/ports"
</pre>
This variable is set only for the current session and will be unset after logout, to avoid typing this each time,  you can add this command to your .bashrc

'''''List installed ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port installed
</pre>
'''''List available ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port list
</pre>
'''''Install a port''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port install PORT_NAME
</pre>
 

===== /software/icecube/offline-software =====

This folder contains the '''offline-software''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/offline-sofware/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh</pre>
Available versions :

*V14-02-00 

===== /software/icecube/icerec =====

This folder contains the '''icerec''' meta-project 

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line) 
<pre>. /software/icecube/icerec/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions : 

*V04-05-00
*V04-05-00-jkunnen 

===== /software/icecube/simulation =====

This folder contains the '''simulation''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/simulation/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions :

*V03-03-04
*V04-00-08
*V04-00-09 
*V04-00-09-cuda 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

Installing ROOT on your laptop

2016-03-17T13:55:29Z

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1. Look at the pre-requisites on the [https://root.cern.ch/build-prerequisites CERN website]
:For '''ubuntu''', you need to do:
<pre>sudo apt-get install git dpkg-dev make g++ gcc binutils libx11-dev libxpm-dev libxft-dev libxext-dev </pre>
:and I strongly suggest installing the optionnal packages too:
<pre>sudo apt-get install gfortran libssl-dev libpcre3-dev xlibmesa-glu-dev libglew1.5-dev libftgl-dev \
libmysqlclient-dev libfftw3-dev cfitsio-dev graphviz-dev libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev libldap2-dev python-dev libxml2-dev libkrb5-dev \
libgsl0-dev libqt4-dev
</pre>
 
2. Download the latest release from the [https://root.cern.ch/downloading-root CERN download page]
:a. Click on the latest release
:b. Under '''Binary distributions''' (ie already compiled for a specific platform), download the tar.gz file appropriate to your platform
::* To get your '''ubuntu''' version, type '''cat /etc/lsb-release''' in a terminal
::* To get you gcc version, type '''gcc --version'''. Your release number need to be the mentioned one (whatever the minor version is, ie like 4.8[.1]).

 
3. Extract the compressed tarball:
tar xzf root_v6.06.02.Linux-ubuntu14-x86_64-gcc4.8.tar.gz
:This should create a directory called root. You can move this directory wherever you want.

 
4. To use RooT, you need to source the script '''thisroot.sh''' available in root/bin.
:To make root available anytime from your terminal, edit your .bashrc file, and add the following line at the end (replace ~/root with where you put the extracted directory):
# Enabling RooT
source ~/root/bin/thisroot.sh

Et Voila !

Main Page

2016-03-17T13:19:41Z

Admin: /* Software */

Welcome on the IIHE wiki 

= General =

*[[Printers]]
*[[Wifi]]
*[[Backup]]
*[[Mailing lists]]

= Cluster =
*[[Cluster]]
*[[IceCube Software Cluster]]

= Software =
*[[Other Software]]
*[[IceCube Software]]
*[[IPython notebook]]
*[[Installing RooT on your laptop]]

= Useful links =

*[http://www.iihe.ac.be IIHE Website]
*[http://www.iihe.ac.be/cmsjobs CMS Job Form]
*[https://my.iihe.ac.be Intranet]
*[http://indico.iihe.ac.be/indico Indico]
*[http://bug.iihe.ac.be BugZilla]
*[https://backup.iihe.ac.be Backup]
*[http://gt.iihe.ac.be Grid Transfer]
*[http://mon.iihe.ac.be/trac/t2b CMS T2B Wiki]

IceCube Software Cluster

2016-01-20T10:50:47Z

Admin: /* /cvmfs */

== CVMFS ==
=== /cvmfs ===

Centralised CVMFS repository for the IceCube Software
This software repository contains all related IceCube software tools

To use it :

<pre>eval `/cvmfs/icecube.opensciencegrid.org/py2-v1/setup.sh`</pre>

Metaprojects are located under $SROOT/metaprojects

== Local Build ==

=== /software ===

The custom software area 

==== /software/src ====

Sources of software to install 

==== /software/icecube ====

Icecube specific tools 

===== /software/icecube/ports =====

This folder contains the I3 ports used by icecube (meta-)projects 

In order to use it, you must define the environment variable $I3_PORTS 
<pre>export I3_PORTS="/software/icecube/ports"
</pre>
This variable is set only for the current session and will be unset after logout, to avoid typing this each time,  you can add this command to your .bashrc

'''''List installed ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port installed
</pre>
'''''List available ports''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port list
</pre>
'''''Install a port''''' 
<pre>$I3_PORTS/bin/port install PORT_NAME
</pre>
 

===== /software/icecube/offline-software =====

This folder contains the '''offline-software''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/offline-sofware/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh</pre>
Available versions :

*V14-02-00 

===== /software/icecube/icerec =====

This folder contains the '''icerec''' meta-project 

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line) 
<pre>. /software/icecube/icerec/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions : 

*V04-05-00
*V04-05-00-jkunnen 

===== /software/icecube/simulation =====

This folder contains the '''simulation''' meta-project

To use it, just run the following command (note the point at the beginning of the line)
<pre>. /software/icecube/simulation/[VERSION]/env-shell.sh
</pre>
Available versions :

*V03-03-04
*V04-00-08
*V04-00-09 
*V04-00-09-cuda 

=== /ice3 ===

This folder is the old software area. We strongly recommend you to build your tools in the /software directory

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Mailing lists

2015-12-21T12:50:09Z

Admin:

Use following links to subscribe to a mailing list.
You'll be added after approval by the list owner.

===Icecube===
http://listserv.vub.ac.be/mailman/listinfo/icecube-iihe

Mailing lists

2015-12-21T12:49:02Z

Admin:

===Icecube===
http://listserv.vub.ac.be/mailman/listinfo/icecube-iihe

Mailing lists

2015-12-21T12:47:14Z

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