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Using File Explorer on OOD

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The filesystem on Oscar can be accessed through the file explorer on this web portal. The file explorer allows you

  • List files

  • Create a directory

  • Rename files

  • Copy/Move files

To access the file explorer, click "Files" -> "Home Directory" at the top of the screen.

Check the documentation below for some of these services below:

Changing directories on File explorer

To access a directory, click "Change directory" and enter the path name

Do not use "~" in your directory path name. The path should start with "/users" or "/gpfs/"

  • To access your home directory, click the "Home Directory" link on the left. The path name at the top of the page should change to "/users/<username>"

  • To access your scratch directory, click the "scratch" directory in your home directory OR click "Change directory" and enter "/users/<username>/scratch"

  • To access your data directory, click the "data" directory in your home directory OR click "Change directory" and enter "/users/<username>/data"

Edit plain-text files

  1. Click the icon with the three dots -> Edit

  2. The file will open in a text editor in a new tab

Download files or directories

  1. Click the icon with the three dots -> Download

To download multiples files:

  1. Click the check-box to the left of the file name.

  2. Scroll to the top of the page and click "Download"

Directories are downloaded as zipped files on your computer.

Upload files or directories

  1. Click the "Upload" button.

  2. Follow the instructions on the screen. You can click the "Browse" buttons or drag and drop files.

Launch a terminal

  1. Click "Open in Terminal" at the top of the page.

  2. A web-based terminal will open in a new tab of your browser. You will be logged into one of the login nodes.

that contains the plain-text file.

that contains the file or directory.

where you need to upload the files.

where you would like to open the terminal

Navigate to the directory
Navigate to the directory
Navigate to the directory
Navigate to the directory
Edit plain-text files
Upload files or directories
Download files or directories
Launch a terminal from the current directory