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Automated mount of DartFS via SMB using a keytab file

  1. Knowledge Base
  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
Instructions for configuring SMB mount of DartFS using a keytab (encrypted stored password) ... Linux can mount all or part of DartFS via the SMB protocol. This requires SMB version 2 or higher, and so is only available to Red Hat Enterprise 7 and later, or Ubuntu 16 or later. You will need...

DartFS mount on Mac with Linux-style file paths

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  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
# SMB mount points to provide same paths as on Linux/NFS dartfs /Users/USERNAME/dartfs dartfs-hpc /Users/USERNAME/dartfs-hpc Create the empty folders for the real mount Next, we mount the top...

DartFS: Storage and Computing Information

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  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
dartfs ... DartFS: Personal and shared data storage spaces hosted on PowerScale, available to High-Performance Computing and desktop environments. DartFS: DartFS is the primary storage solution at Dartmouth....

Creating a web site in your DartFS account

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  2. Research Computing
  3. DartFS
Creating a web site in a DartFS personal account or lab share, for web delivery via rcweb.dartmouth.edu ... Web server rcweb.dartmouth.edu (aka caligari) delivers content stored in DartFS. All DartFS accounts and lab shares can be configured, on request, with a public_html folder with appropriate...

Using RStudio on the Discovery Cluster

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  2. Research Computing
Describes how to use RStudio on Dartmouth's high-performance (HPC) cluster ... The iterative process: SMB mount the DartFS directory you want to work with How-to Links: SMB Knowledge Base articles use RStudio locally The development to test workflow is : Have a terminal...

Research Computing Accounts

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  2. Research Computing
Request an account to use Research Computing's computational environments. ... Your home directory on the Linux systems is your own 50GB volume in DartFS. Accounts are available to any member of the Dartmouth community. You may also access your DartFS home directory from your...

Passwordless SSH login to research servers

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  2. Research Computing
  3. High Performance Computing
The GSSAPI feature of SSH/SFTP can be used to log in to remote servers without entering a password each time. ... However, when the remote system uses Kerberos-authenticated storage, as is the case for both DartFS (and AFS), the common method of key pairs does not work. The idea is that you authenticate on the...