Modified README.txt

8) Cleanup of the '/home/curban/store/' directory (remove data and set right permissions) and database update

   (async_trans flag is set to 'true').

Another thing you can do is to import nodes on the VOSpace file catalog from data already stored somewhere.

For example, suppose we have a hot storage mounted on /mnt/hot_storage/users and visible from the transfer node.

Our user folder will be, for example, /mnt/hot_storage/users/curban.

On the transfer node you will find a directory called 'test_import' containing some data to be used for an import

test. Copy that data in your user folder with:

cd /home/transfer_service/test_import

cp -r * /mnt/hot_storage/users/curban/

First of all, launch vos_import without any argument:

client@28970a09202d:~$ vos_import 

NAME

       vos_import

SYNOPSYS

       vos_import DIR_PATH USERNAME

DESCRIPTION

       This tool recursively imports nodes on the VOSpace file catalog.

       Two parameters are required:

       DIR_PATH:

           the physical absolute path of a directory located within the 

           user directory for a given mount point.

       USERNAME:

           the username used for accessing the transfer node.

EXAMPLE

      The following command will import recursively all the nodes contained

      in 'mydir' on the VOSpace for the 'jsmith' user:

      # vos_import /mnt/storage/users/jsmith/mydir jsmith   

client@28970a09202d:~$

Now, return on the client and launch the import command:

client@28970a09202d:~$ vos_import /mnt/hot_storage/users/curban/testdir curban

Import procedure completed!

client@28970a09202d:~$

This kind of operation works only for directories located at the first level of your user folder.

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