DPSS Utilities: dpss_rm Instructions

DPSS Utilities: dpss_put Instructions

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Data Intensive Distributed Computing Project

This page contains instructions for using DPSS utility program: dpss_rm

This program will remove any file from the dpss.

Usage: ./dpss_rm [-i DPSSHOST][-s N...][-f setname]
        [-d ]          Show debugging info (default=0)
        [-i ]          Name of DPSS master host, default to DPSSHOST
        [-f setname]   Name of DPSS set to remove
        [-p prefix]    Prefix of DPSS sets to remove
        [-R pattern]   Regular expression of DPSS sets to remove
        [-s N...]      set ID(s) to remove from DSM and DPSS
        [-S start end] set ID range to remove from DSM and DPSS
        [-v ]          Show verbose info (default=0)
        [-y ]          Force to remove without prompting

Examples:

dpss_rm -p slau256

Will remove all sets that start with slau256 from the dpss

dpss_rm -R "*foo*"

Will remove all sets that the the string foo in the name.

dpss_rm -S 10 50

Will remove all the sets numbered 10 through 50 from the dpss

Author:

Jason Lee

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