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Hi Simon,
In postproc -> post processing select Archer for the archive_command
and then
transfer_dir under postproc -> postprocessing -> JASMIN Transfer is where you want the data to go on JASMIN.
Cheers,
Ros.
Thanks Ros,
did all that and rerun workflow – cylc vip. Now getting a failure from fcm_make_um
[FAIL] ln04:cylc-run/u-dr157/run2/share/fcm_make_um: cannot create mirror target
make extract has worked…
Simon
Hi Simon,
Please retrigger the fcm_make_um task. It tried to use ln04 - see Grenville’s previous comment above.
Cheers,
Ros
Hi Ros,
Thanks and it worked this time.
Is there a way of having fcm_make_um try different login nodes if the first one it tried did not work? I guess I could add some cylc retry options, but that would retry (repeatedly) if there was a failure due to messing up the build… Presumably the mirror step is copying stuff from puma to archer2.
Simon
Hi Simon,
Cylc automatically tries each of the 4 login nodes until it finds one it can connect to. Unfortunately at the moment login node 4 is alive and contactable but is only allowing those users with access to test the new os upgrade on.
Yes you can add retries to a task but it can’t diagnose when and when not to retry. If the task fails it will retry whatever the reason.
Cheers,
Ros
Ok – annoying! I guess cylc needs a does node exist and are allowed to logon test 
Simon
Hi Ros,
And pptransfer failed 
Looks like I need to authenticate… But I thought I did that yesterday when I set up globus and the keys are good for 30 days… See /home/n02/n02/tetts/cylc-run/u-dr157/run2/log/job/19790101T0000Z/pptransfer/01/job.err [You should have read permission for all my files..]
[SUBPROCESS]: Error = 4:
- The resource you are trying to access requires you to re-authenticate.*
message: Missing required data_access consent
Please use “globus session update” to re-authenticate with specific identities.
Do I need to make sure the new globus-cli module is loaded ~(module load globus-cli/3.35.2)? I don’t see any obvious way of doing that for my suite. Or pay attention to the short-lived credentials stuff…
Simon