From: Konstantin Batkov (kbat@dec1.sinp.msu.ru)
Date: Tue Dec 13 2005 - 16:20:01 CET
Hi Alberto,
You are right.
This is not actually a problem. I have already solved it by the same way
(using a symbolic link), but this way is not elegant. Tell the truth, I
have simplified the description of the problem in my first letter. There
are two dirs to take into account: user's working dir that looks like
/var/tmp/edg_wl_scratch/WMS_wn017_027684_https_3a_2f_2flcg16.sinp.msu.ru_3a9000_2fWpzABYjPHOcVev9QAB6xHQ
and user's home dir pointed by $HOME variable like this:
/export/home/rgst004
All user files are supposed to be in working dir (with this long name), so
I create a symbolic link: ln -s `pwd` $HOME/mydir (as several
tasks might use the same WN (worker node), the name "mydir" should be
unique for every task. for instance, one can use mktemp).
Best regards,
Konstantin
> Is it really a problem? One can make a symbolic link with a short name:
>
> ln -s /var/tmp/edg_wl_scratch/WMS_wn071_027819_https_3a_2f_2flcg16.sinp.
> msu.ru_3a9000_2fPGSM9IKSvubEyi7hGEc3mw /home/shortname/
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