Hi,
Perhaps use filesets? Quicker to remove and recreate?
Keep safe,
Antony Steel
CTO Belisama
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---- On Thu, 30 Jun 2022 21:31:43 +1000 Tina Friedrich
<[email protected]> wrote ---
Hello everyone,
this should be a simple question, but we can't quite figure out how to
best proceed.
We have some file systems that we want to, basically, empty out. As in
remove all files and directories currently on them. Both contain a
pretty large number of files/directories (something like 50,000,000,
with sometimes silly characters in the file names). 'rm -rf' clearly
isn't the way to go forward.
We've come up with either 'mmapplypolicy' (i.e. a policy to remove all
files) or removing and re-creating the file systems as options (open to
other suggestions!).
We want the file systems still; ideally without having to redo the
authentication and key swaps etc for the 'remote' clusters using them.
This is a Lenovo DSS, but I don't think it makes much of a difference.
So - what's the best way to proceed?
If it is mmapplypolicy - does anyone have a (tested/known working)
example of a policy to simply remove all files?
Thanks,
Tina
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Tina Friedrich, Advanced Research Computing Snr HPC Systems Administrator
Research Computing and Support Services
IT Services, University of Oxford
http://www.arc.ox.ac.uk http://www.it.ox.ac.uk
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