In OCTOPUS and SQUID, the file system is a different system.
This section describes the procedure for transferring files between OCOTPUS ⇔ SQUID for those who also use SQUID.
This is how OCTOPUS and SQUID are using the same account to transfer files. The SQUID file system can be accessed from the OCTOPUS front-end server.
| File System | File Path on OCTOPUS | File Path when accessing from SQUID |
|---|---|---|
| OCTOPUS Home Area | /octfs/home | /octfs/home |
| OCTOPUS Extension Area | /octfs/work | /octfs/work |
| File System | File Path on SQUID | File Path when accessing from OCTOPUS |
|---|---|---|
| SQUID Hight-Speed area | /sqfs/ssd | /sqfs/ssd |
| SQUID Home Area | /sqfs/home | /sqfs/home |
| SQUID Extension Area | /sqfs/work | /sqfs/work |
*You cannot access the SQUID file system from the OCTOPUS compute node, so please use it
only for file transfer.
Here's how to transfer files: The user number is "A61234".
OCTOPUS → SQUID (when working on the SQUID front-end)
- When transferring the file sample.c from the abc directory under the OCTOPUS home directory to the SQUID home directory
% cp /octfs/home/a61234/abc/sample.c ~/
SQUID → OCTOPUS (when working on the OCTOPUS front-end)
- When transferring the file sample.c from the abc directory under the SQUID home directory to the OCTOPUS home directory
% cp /sqfs/home/a61234/abc/sample.c ~/
