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* In the example I'm using my own github login 'marianne013'(*) as I like to be able to do cut-and-paste when following my own instructions. | * In the example I'm using my own github login 'marianne013'(*) as I like to be able to do cut-and-paste when following my own instructions. | ||
| − | * As the dirac user do: git clone git@github.com:marianne013/DIRAC.git (from git page ssh). This will only work if the dirac user has a copy of your ssh key :-D | + | * As the dirac user do: <pre>git clone git@github.com:marianne013/DIRAC.git</pre> (from git page ssh). This will only work if the dirac user has a copy of your ssh key :-D |
scripts/dirac-install -X -t server -i 26 -r integration | scripts/dirac-install -X -t server -i 26 -r integration | ||
| − | (*) The first hit when putting Marianne013 into google | + | (*) The first hit when putting Marianne013 into google entitled: "Marianne 013: Kühe in Ketten und Strapsen" which translates into "Cows in chains and suspenders." It's all downhill from there. |
Revision as of 12:47, 23 September 2014
Official Documentation
GitSetup
DeveloperInstallation
AddingNewComponents
Preliminaries
Setup yourself up with a hostcert and a EMI UI, eg by following these instructions. Install git (and emacs ;-).
Get the code
- You need a github account and be a member of the ic-hep organization. Please contact Simon F. directly if you need access.
- Then you need to fork the repo
- In the example I'm using my own github login 'marianne013'(*) as I like to be able to do cut-and-paste when following my own instructions.
- As the dirac user do:
git clone git@github.com:marianne013/DIRAC.git
(from git page ssh). This will only work if the dirac user has a copy of your ssh key :-D
scripts/dirac-install -X -t server -i 26 -r integration
(*) The first hit when putting Marianne013 into google entitled: "Marianne 013: Kühe in Ketten und Strapsen" which translates into "Cows in chains and suspenders." It's all downhill from there.
