Hi! We recently discovered that our HPC doesn't automatically clean up scratch files when a job finishes. Could you suggest a few commands that efficiently delete the temporary copy of the dataset?
When we work with temporary clones we typically get some data, interact with it, then git annex dead here. After that we'll move to the parent directory, rm -rf ds, then get permissions errors on some of the files, then chmod -R +w ds and finally rm -rf ds again. Is there a better way to do this?
Hi! We recently discovered that our HPC doesn't automatically clean up scratch files when a job finishes. Could you suggest a few commands that efficiently delete the temporary copy of the dataset?
When we work with temporary clones we typically get some data, interact with it, then
git annex dead here. After that we'll move to the parent directory,rm -rf ds, then get permissions errors on some of the files, thenchmod -R +w dsand finallyrm -rf dsagain. Is there a better way to do this?