Kevin Pedro kpedro88

Instructions

Set up CMS Connect account: https://connect.uscms.org/

Log in to CMS connect and download files:

wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/kpedro88/effc271a43d0dfbd7b6e960b35d663d1/raw/testT1eos.sh
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/kpedro88/effc271a43d0dfbd7b6e960b35d663d1/raw/testT1eos.jdl
chmod +x testT1eos.sh

Edit JDL file to change input file to an EOS file whose accessibility you want to test

Instructions

Set up CMS Connect account: https://connect.uscms.org/

Log in to CMS connect and download files:

wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/kpedro88/dd5c8a43b1aafbfc7e5953d327be40e0/raw/testT1.sh
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/kpedro88/dd5c8a43b1aafbfc7e5953d327be40e0/raw/testT1.jdl
chmod +x testT1.sh

Edit JDL file to change output directory in arguments to an EOS area where you have write permission

First notes:
- do not have a CMSSW environment activated
- use a regular user (non-root/superuser) account
- typically requires at least a few GB of disk space
- depending on what's in your login file etc., may need to do:
```
unset PYTHONPATH
```
Get environment variables for CMSSW master branch with production architecture:

CMSSW_8_0_X cannot use the htcondor python bindings as installed using the system python in RHEL7 operating systems.

There is a method to install and use (automatically) the correct versions of the bindings. This can enable e.g. the use of manageJobs.py from CondorProduction. This method depends on scram-pip from lpc-scripts, which is available on cvmfs at /cvmfs/cms-lpc.opensciencegrid.org/FNALLPC/lpc-scripts/scram-pip.

Assuming you are in a CMSSW_8_0_X release area and have already done cmsenv, execute these bash commands:

HOME=$CMSSW_BASE python -m ensurepip --user
scram-pip -d $CMSSW_BASE/.local

	#!/bin/bash -e

	# check for CMSSW environment
	if [ -z "$CMSSW_BASE" ]; then
	echo '$CMSSW_BASE not set'
	exit 1
	fi

	# check for python3 in actual CMSSW area
	if ! (cd $CMSSW_BASE && scram tool info python3 >& /dev/null); then

	#!/bin/bash

	TOOLS=(
	pythia8 \
	evtgen \
	tauolapp \
	# madgraph5amcatnlo \
	)
	TOOLFILE_LIST=""
	for TOOL in ${TOOLS[@]}; do

	#!/bin/bash

	TOOLS=$CMSSW_BASE/config/toolbox/slc7_amd64_gcc700/tools/selected
	GIST=fee1e6d1ff5b9e4ee96c4ac1203c23d4
	mkdir $CMSSW_BASE/rootfix
	cd $CMSSW_BASE/rootfix
	lndir $ROOTSYS
	cp ${TOOLS}/root_interface.xml root_interface.xml.orig
	git clone https://gist.github.com/fee1e6d1ff5b9e4ee96c4ac1203c23d4.git
	cp -f ${GIST}/libTMVA.so lib/

	import sys,json,uuid
	from collections import defaultdict

	# keep lists on single line when json dumps w/ pretty settings
	# from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58736826/format-some-json-object-with-certain-fields-on-one-line
	def replace(o):
	if isinstance(o, dict):
	replacements = []
	result = {}
	for key,val in o.iteritems():

	universe = vanilla
	Executable = testSingularity.sh
	+REQUIRED_OS = "rhel7"
	+DesiredOS = REQUIRED_OS
	request_cpus = 1
	Should_Transfer_Files = YES
	WhenToTransferOutput = ON_EXIT_OR_EVICT
	Transfer_Input_Files = testSingularity.sh
	Output = testSingularity_$(Process)_$(Cluster).stdout
	Error = testSingularity_$(Process)_$(Cluster).stderr