Globus Curator's Guide

Introduction

Here will be the instructions on how to maintain globus.

Notes

• For any restrict path's to work in the Guest Collections, the main collection needs to have either the same or broader path to be allowed.
• The main collection is currently private. Only the admins can have access to it.

Updating Path Permissions for the Guest Collection

1. Identify the real paths of the permission denied paths. Globus doesn't follow symbolic links

   readlink -f <symlink>

2. Become root in epyc
   1. Go to /root/globus

   cd /root/globus

3. Insert and save the real paths at the end of this file (check commas for syntax or you'll get an error):

   vim storage_gateway_path_restriction.json

   1. Here is an example of what it should look like

      {
          "DATA_TYPE": "path_restrictions#1.0.0",
          "none": ["/"],
          "read": [
      	    "/nfs/ex3/published",
      	    "/nfs/exe/work/jji/2dexport",
      	    "/nfs/exe/work/jji/3d-zinc20",
      	    "/nfs/exl/zinc-22a",
      	    "/nfs/exl/zinc-22b",
      	    "/nfs/exl/zinc-22c",
      	    "/nfs/exc/zinc-22n"
          ],
          "read_write":[
      	    "/nfs/mammoth/idg-images/newAmisData"
          ]
      }

4. Create a session token with globus. (Cluster 2 Password, ucsfbks)

   globus-connect-server session update ucsfbks@globusid.org

5. Follow instructions given by globus and it should tell you that it was successful
6. In the same directory, run this command to update

   bash globus-storage-gateway.sh update

7. This is the successful message

   Message: Updated Storage Gateway aa731fb1-b27a-49e6-aaeb-2d2cc252f779

Updating Path Permissions for the Main Collection

1. Identify the real paths of the permission denied paths. Globus doesn't follow symbolic links

   readlink -f <symlink>

2. Become root in epyc
   1. Go to /root/globus

   cd /root/globus

3. Insert and save the real paths at the end of this file (check commas for syntax or you'll get an error):

   vim path_restrictions.json

   1. Here is an example of what it should look like

      {
          "DATA_TYPE": "path_restrictions#1.0.0",
          "read": [
              "/"
          ],
          "read_write": [
              "/nfs/mammoth/idg-images/newAmisData/"
          ]
      }

4. Create a session token with globus. (Cluster 2 Password, ucsfbks)

   globus-connect-server session update ucsfbks@globusid.org

5. Follow instructions given by globus and it should tell you that it was successful
6. In the same directory, run this command to update

   globus-connect-server collection update --sharing-restrict-paths file:path_restrictions.json 2e1e1781-6d8a-440a-8604-7100d9c65c90

7. This is the successful message

   code: success

8. Lastly, in the globus web GUI, you need to allow a specific user or group to access the new path in the permissions tab located in the collection overview.