Users who request use of HPCI shared storage in advance can mount it.
To mount HPCI shared storage
In the case that you login using GSI authentication
When you log in using GSI authentication, you can mount HPCI shared storage immediately because you obtain your own proxy certificate after the login.
user$ mount.hpci
After HPCI shared storage is mounted, you can access it under /gfarm/Subject ID/username.
Note that the subject ID in "/gfarm/Subject ID/username" is the subject ID obtained when your proposal was initially accepted the first time.
Please take a look at "Section 2.3. Mounting HPCI shared storage" in the HPCI user's manual is provided by the HPCI operations office. For further detail see below:
HPCI manual page
If you login using a simple password authentication
When you login using a simple password authentication, you need to download your proxy certificate to the login server before the storage mount.
Please follow the instructions below:
user$ myproxy-logon –s portal.hpci.nii.ac.jp –l HPCI-ID ←type in your HPCI-ID
Enter MyProxy pass phrase: ******** ← type in your passphrase for your proxy certificate
A credential has been received for the user: user in /tmp/x509up_u[UID].
Please take a look at "Section 2.3.3. The procedure to download your proxy certificate using Globus toolkit" in the HPCI user's manual is provided by the HPCI operations office. See below for detailed information:
HPCI manual page
After getting your proxy certificate, you can mount the HPCI shared storage:
user$ mount.hpci
After the HPCI shared storage is mounted, you can access it under /gfarm/Subject ID/username.
Note that the subject ID in "/gfarm/Subject ID/username" is the subject ID obtained when your proposal was initially accepted the first time.
Please take a look at "Section 2.3. Mounting HPCI shared storage" in the HPCI user's manual provided by the HPCI operations office. For further detailed information see below:
HPCI manual page
To unmount HPCI shared storage
When you do not need HPCI shared storage any more, please unmount the storage using the following command:
user$ umount.hpci
