Scratch purging policy: Difference between revisions

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On each cluster go to the paths indicated below, and look for the file with your name.  
On each cluster go to the paths indicated below, and look for the file with your name.  
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cedar: /scratch/scratch_to_delete/
cedar:   /scratch/scratch_to_delete/
beluga: /scratch/to_delete/
beluga: /scratch/to_delete/
graham: /scratch/to_delete
graham: /scratch/to_delete
niagara: /scratch/t/to_delete (link to /scratch/t/todelete/current)
niagara: /scratch/t/to_delete (link to /scratch/t/todelete/current)
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If you access/read some of the candidates and reset the atime between the 1st and the 11th, there still won't be any change in the assessment until the 12th.  
If you access/read some of the candidates and reset the atime between the 1st and the 11th, there still won't be any change in the assessment until the 12th.  


If you access/read some of the candidates and reset the atime after the 12th, then you have to check yourself to confirm your files won't be purged on the 15th. For that you may use the command "ls -lu <file>" for all files of interest, to verify the atime has been reset.
If you access/read some of the candidates and reset the atime after the 12th, then you have to check yourself to confirm your files won't be purged on the 15th. For that you may use the command "ls -lu <filename>" or "ls -lc <filename> "for all files of interest, to verify the atime|ctime has been updated.


= How do I check the age of a file? = <!--T:6-->
= How do I check the age of a file? = <!--T:6-->
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