TRANSFERRING TREES FROM WESTGRID TO THE TWIST CLUSTER ("TTT" or "T3")
Mina Nozar & Robert MacDonald 
March 31, 2006

Using the ~e614/bin/transfer_trees.csh script: (set33 as example)

Check the available disk space on the local TWIST cluster:
http://twist.triumf.ca/~olchansk/cluster/disks.html

The disk should be either tw00z or tw00y.  Choose a twist disk that
has enough space for the transfer of the trees.  
  
Then run:
     ~e614/bin/transfer_trees.csh set33 anal1 tw00y

You can always access the trees by looking under: 
     /twist/tw00y/systematics/data/set33

which is a symlink to the directory on the actual disk where the trees were stored.

Once the trees have been transferred to TRIUMF, change to the directory:
     /twist/tw00y/systematics/data/set33/anal1

and run:
    ~e614/bin/checktrees.sh data

    This is equivalent to what's automatically done on Westgrid when the
    production jobs are finished.  The checktrees.sh script checks all the
    output trees to make sure there's nothing wrong with the trees
    themselves, and that those particular runs have not been flagged as
    "bad" for other reasons.  Good runs are linked from the newly created
    "goodlinks" directory, and bad runs are linked from the newly created
    "badlinks" directory; links in "badlinks" will include short info
    messages to tell you why they were considered "bad".