List of some very common Grid commands.
0. Starting :
grid-proxy-init
or
voms-proxy-init -voms atlas [photon]
1. Retrieving information on a user certificate :
grid-cert-info
grid-cert-info -enddate
2. Verifying a user certificate :
openssl verify -CApath /etc/grid-security/certificates ~/.globus/usercert.pem
If you see
"error 20 at 0 depth lookup:unable to get local issuer certificate"
try
openssl verify -CApath $X509_CERT_DIR ~/.globus/usercert.pem
instead.
3. Verifying the consistency between private key and certificate :
grid-proxy-init -verify
[Creating proxy ................................................... Done
Proxy Verify OK
Your proxy is valid until: Fri Jun 15 04:32:11 2007 ]
4. Creating a proxy [getting ticket for Grid] :
grid-proxy-init [grid-proxy-init -help]
5. Printing information on a proxy :
grid-proxy-info
6. Destroying a proxy :
grid-proxy-destroy
7. Creating a VOMS proxy :
voms-proxy-init -voms atlas
voms-proxy-init -voms atlas -noregen [without password asking - after grid-proxy-init]
8. Printing information on a VOMS proxy :
voms-proxy-info -all
9. Creating a long-term proxy and storing it in a MyProxy Server
myproxy-init -s $MYPROXY_SERVER -d -n
myproxy-init -d -n [ same ]
By default, the long-term proxy lasts for one week and the proxies created from it
last 12 hours. These lifetimes can be changed using the -c and the -t option
respectively, but cannot be longer than the lifetime of the user certificate.
10. Retrieving information about a long-term proxy :
myproxy-info -s $MYPROXY_SERVER -d
myproxy-info -d [ same ]
11. Deleting a long-term proxy :
myproxy-destroy -s $MYPROXY_SERVER -d
myproxy-destroy -d [ same ]
12. Obtaining information about computing resources :
lcg-infosites --vo photon ce [about CE]
lcg-infosites --vo photon se [about SE]
lcg-infosites --vo photon all [about CE+SE]
lcg-infosites --vo photon closeSE
lcg-infosites --vo photon lfcLocal [local LFC servers]
13. lcg-info command :
lcg-info --list-attrs [Get the list of supported attributes]
14. List all the CEs satisfying given conditions and print the desired attributes :
lcg-info --vo photon --list-ce --query 'Processor=*ntel*,OS=*Scientific*' --attrs 'RunningJobs,FreeCPUs'
15. List the close CEs for all the SEs (good) :
lcg-info --list-se --vo photon --attrs CloseCE
16. The Local GRIS search :
ldapsearch -x -h -p 2135 -b "mds-vo-name=local, o=grid"
[Skipped all about R-GMA]
17. GridICE monitoring access :
http://gridice2.cnaf.infn.it:50080/gridice/site/site.php
The Job Description Language (JDL)
Last modified on Apr 25, 2008.