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      <b>Q</b>: Can I use the VOSpace as anonymous user?<br/>

      <b>Q</b>: Can I use the VOSpace UI as anonymous user?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: No, you must be logged in. Without login you can only browse and download public data, if available in place.

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      <b>Q</b>: I don't see my home folder (ROOT / name.surname) after login and I cannot perform some actions on the web interface. What can I do?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Contact the administrators and ask for registration.

      <b>Q</b>: I don't see my home folder (ROOT / name.surname) after login and I cannot perform some actions on the UI. What can I do?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Send an email to the administrators and ask for registration.

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      <b>Q</b>: Is there a limit on file upload size through the web interface?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Yes, the limit is 10 GB. If you need to upload huge files you have to ask the admins for SSH access to a dedicated transfer node. The admins will start the so-called storage procedure at the end of which the data will be available via web interface. During the storage procedure leaf directories containing more then 2000 files are converted in .tar files. You can use <a href="https://owncloud.ia2.inaf.it/index.php/s/V9ydu3NDXAIHWJ8/download">this Bash script</a> to perform a check on your files before to upload them.

      <b>Q</b>: Are there any restrictions on allowed characters for file/folder names?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Yes, the following characters are not allowed for file/folder names: [ ] &lt; &gt; ? \ / " : | ' ` *

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      <b>Q</b>: Is there a limit on the size for a file upload through the web UI?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Yes, the limit is 10 GB. If you need to upload huge files you have to ask the admins for SSH access to a dedicated transfer node. The admins will start the so-called storage procedure at the end of which the data will be available via web interface. Bear in mind that, during the storage procedure, leaf directories containing more then 2000 files are converted in .tar files. You can use <a href="https://owncloud.ia2.inaf.it/index.php/s/V9ydu3NDXAIHWJ8/download">this Bash script</a> to perform a check on your files before to upload them.

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      <b>Q</b>: Is there a limit on VOSpace number of nodes and storage space (hot or cold) per user?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Yes, obviously these limits are set by our available resources and can be agreed with IA2.

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      <b>Q</b>: Is there a limit on download file size through the web interface?<br/>

      <b>Q</b>: Is there a limit on the size for a file download through the web UI?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Generally speaking, the answer is no, but if you are going to download huge files, please ask the admins for a SSH access to a transfer node.

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      <b>Q</b>: A file/folder icon is marked with an X and there is no download link. What does this mean?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: It means that the file/folder is not in place and cannot be directly downloaded, it has to be "recalled" first. This can be done by selecting the file/folder checkbox, clicking on the <i>Actions</i> dropdown menu at the top of the page and then on <i>Async recall</i>. This action will start an asynchronous job to recall the file/folder and made it available for download.

      <b>Q</b>: A file/folder icon is marked with an 'X' and there is no download link. What does this mean?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: It means that the file/folder is not in place and cannot be directly downloaded, it has to be "recalled" first. This can be done by selecting the file/folder checkbox, clicking on the <i>Actions</i> dropdown menu at the top of the page and then on <i>Async recall</i>. This action will start an asynchronous job to recall the file/folder and make it available for download.

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      <b>Q</b>: I have recalled some files/folders through <i>Async recall</i>, how long will data be in place for download?<br/>

      <b>Q</b>: I have recalled some files/folders via <i>Async recall</i>, how long will data be in place for download?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Data will be available for download for 2 days.

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      <b>Q</b>: How can I abort the execution of an asynchronous job?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Asynchronous jobs cannot be stopped.

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      <b>Q</b>: Are there any restrictions on allowed characters for file/folder names?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: Yes, the following characters are not allowed for file/folder names: [ ] &lt; &gt; ? \ " : / | ' * ` \

      <b>Q</b>: Can I share a file/folder with other users?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: VOSpace specification implements file sharing by using the properties <code>groupread</code> and <code>groupwrite</code>, so there is no concept of sharing a file with a specific user, there are always groups involved. Anyway, file sharing services usually provide a mechanism to share a file with single users, so our UI implements it. Just click on the 3-dots dropdown menu on the right of your file/folder and then on <i>Share</i>. On the modal window you can choose and add the users/groups to share the file/folder with. A simple demo is shown here below.

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      <b>Q</b>: Where can I find the VOSpace specification?<br/>

      <b>A</b>: The VOSpace specification v2.1 can be found <a href="https://www.ivoa.net/documents/VOSpace/" target="_blank">here</a>.