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--- fileaccess [2017/06/09 15:48]
mgstauff [rsync - secure remote copy]
+++ fileaccess [2018/03/26 14:57] (current)
mgstauff [What server to transfer to/from ?]
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   - contact the sysadmins to discuss using our secure FTP server
-====== Transfering To/From Your Cluster Account ======
+====== Transferring from PACS/Sectra or Scanners =====
+Data from PACS and scanners can be transferred directly to the cluster. [[pacs| See the PACS page]].
+====== Transferring To/From Your Cluster Account ======
 Generally you'll need to move files between your local/desktop computer and data directories on the cluster. There are a number of ways to do this:
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 .212.169.225 - /data/picsl, /data/grossman
 .212.169.49  - /data/tesla-data, /data/tesla-home
+  crich           - /data/jux
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 This is a powerful command line program for copying files between computers on the network. The recommended command for transferring to the cluster is this:
- rsync -prltD --chmod=Dug+rwx,Dg+s,Fug+rw,o-rwx <path-to-files-on-your-computer> <yourusername>@chead:</data/your-data-directory/sub-directory>
+  rsync -prltD --chmod=Dug+rwx,Dg+s,Fug+rw,o-rwx <path-to-files-on-your-computer> <yourusername>@chead:</data/your-data-directory/sub-directory>
 The options specified above tell rsync to recursively copy all files and directories that you specify in the command, and to modify file and directory ownership in a way that's appropriate for most cluster directories, and to preserve creation/modification dates.

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