Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of Doc/BasicConfig/AII

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Sep 27, 2008, 8:18:20 PM (16 years ago)

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 === Generic Configuration of Filesystems ===
 
-QWG Templates provide a generic template to configure file systems on a typical system with 1 or 2 disks. It is based on template [source:templates/trunk/standard/filesystem/layout.tpl standard/filesystem/layout.tpl] that may be customized according to your site needs with a limited set of variables. In addition to this generic template to define disk layouts, QWG templates provides 2 examples of how to use it :
+QWG Templates provide a generic template to configure file systems on a typical system with 1 or 2 disks. It is based on template [source:templates/trunk/standard/filesystem/config.tpl standard/filesystem/config.tpl] that may be customized according to your site needs with a limited set of variables. In addition to this generic template to define disk layouts, QWG templates provides 2 examples of how to use it :
 
  * [source:templates/trunk/sites/example/site/filesystems/glite.tpl sites/example/site/filesystems/glite.tpl] : define a default system disk layout for a typical grid system running gLite. This template also provides some variables to further refine this default layout without redefining everything.
  * [source:templates/trunk/sites/example/site/filesystems/ce_nfs_server.tpl sites/example/site/filesystems/ce_nfs_server.tpl] : add to the basic layout provided by the previous template 2 filesystems, one for home directories and one for VO software areas. It is intended to be used on a machine configured as a NFS server to serve these file systems to WNs (and possibly the CE if it is not the NFS server).
  
-These two templates are just provided as examples on how to use [source:templates/trunk/standard/filesystem/layout.tpl standard/filesystem/layout.tpl]. But this template can be used to build many other layouts. The basic idea is to declare in this template all the possible file system that can be found on a system, most of them with zero size meaning they will not be created unless the variable used to define their size is explicitly set to a non-zero value.
+These two templates are just provided as examples on how to use [source:templates/trunk/standard/filesystem/config.tpl standard/filesystem/config.tpl]. But this template can be used to build many other layouts. The basic idea is to declare in this template all the possible file system that can be found on a system, most of them with zero size meaning they will not be created unless the variable used to define their size is explicitly set to a non-zero value.
 
 To use these templates, you need to define the following 2 variables in your node profile or one of your site-specific templates (typically `pro_site_cluster_info`) :
- * `FILESYSTEM_CONFIG_SITE` : define this variable to be [source:templates/trunk/standard/filesystem/layout.tpl standard/filesystem/layout.tpl]. This is the default in gLite templates.
+ * `FILESYSTEM_CONFIG_SITE` : define this variable to be [source:templates/trunk/standard/filesystem/config.tpl filesystem/config.tpl]. This is the default in gLite templates.
  * `FILESYSTEM_LAYOUT_CONFIG_SITE` : define this variable to the name of a template that customize source:templates/trunk/sites/example/site/filesystems/layout.tpl sites/example/site/filesystems/layout.tpl] by defining the appropriate variables. gLite templates define it to be [source:templates/trunk/sites/example/site/filesystems/glite.tpl sites/example/site/filesystems/glite.tpl] by default.