How to organize a shared storage space - Revision history

Dmitri at 16:06, 9 July 2024

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	Access to a shared space on the ARC cluster is controlled by a Unix group.		Access to a shared space on the ARC cluster, such as <code>/work/pi_lab</code>, is controlled by a Unix group.
	This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.		This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.

2024-01-04T23:09:05Z

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	* Every '''lab member directory''' is only '''writable''' by the owner, but '''readable''' by every other member of the group.		* Every '''lab member directory''' is only '''writable''' by the owner, but '''readable''' by every other member of the group.

			* Please note that the '''set-group-ID''' permission is set on the directories. This is to ensure that the '''group belonging''' is properly set on the data inside those directories.

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	Regarding the general organization in the shared space,		Regarding the general organization in the shared space,
	it is a good idea to have personal directories, as well as common read-only and writable spaces.		it is a good idea to have personal directories, as well as common read-only and writable spaces.
	A lot of responsibility of having good collaboration goes to the users themselves.
			A lot of responsibility for having good collaboration goes to the users themselves.

	The following structure is one of a better ways to approach some '''generic shared space''':		The following structure is one of a better ways to approach some '''generic shared space''':

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	Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).		Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).

	Regarding the general organization in the shared space, ~~if would say that having personal directories~~ is a good idea.		Regarding the general organization in the shared space,
	~~But a~~ lot of responsibility of having good collaboration goes to the users themselves.		it is a good idea to have personal directories, as well as common read-only and writable spaces.
			A lot of responsibility of having good collaboration goes to the users themselves.

	The following structure is one of a better ways to approach some '''generic shared space''':		The following structure is one of a better ways to approach some '''generic shared space''':

2023-09-21T20:27:57Z

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	If somebody creates a directory or a file with more restrictive permissions, then other users will not be able to access that data.		If somebody creates a directory or a file with more restrictive permissions, then other users will not be able to access that data.
	It is a power that creates a corresponding responsibility.		It is a power that creates a corresponding responsibility.

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	~~[[How-Tos]]~~

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2023-09-20T21:53:35Z

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	Access to a shared space is controlled by a Unix group. This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.		Access to a shared space on the ARC cluster is controlled by a Unix group.
			This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.

	Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).		Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).

2022-08-10T22:29:11Z

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	Access to ~~the~~ shared space is controlled by a Unix group. This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.		Access to a shared space is controlled by a Unix group. This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.

	Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).		Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).

2022-08-10T22:28:53Z

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	Access to the shared space is controlled by a Unix group. This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.		Access to the shared space is controlled by a Unix group. This is one of the level of Unix permissions controls.

	Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux ~~permissions~~]] (same as Unix).		Please read our Wiki article on [[Linux Permissions]] (same as Unix).

	Regarding the general organization in the shared space, if would say that having personal directories is a good idea.		Regarding the general organization in the shared space, if would say that having personal directories is a good idea.

2022-08-10T22:26:56Z

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	* Then, there is a '''common space''' where everyone from your group can '''write'''.		* Then, there is a '''common space''' where everyone from your group can '''write'''.

	~~= Links =~~
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	* Every '''lab member directory''' is only '''writable''' by the owner, but '''readable''' by every other member of the group.		* Every '''lab member directory''' is only '''writable''' by the owner, but '''readable''' by every other member of the group.
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	If somebody creates a directory or a file with more restrictive permissions, then other users will not be able to access that data.		If somebody creates a directory or a file with more restrictive permissions, then other users will not be able to access that data.
	It is a power that creates a corresponding responsibility.		It is a power that creates a corresponding responsibility.

			= Links =
			[[How-Tos]]