Installing ATLAS Rucio Clients¶
Prerequisites¶
Rucio clients runs on Python 2.6, 2.7.
Platforms: Rucio should run on any Unix-like platform.
Python Dependencies¶
Rucio clients need the following python modules:
argparse==1.3.0 # Command-line parsing library
argcomplete==0.8.8 # Bash tab completion for argparse
kerberos==1.2.2 # Kerberos high-level interface
requests==2.7.0 # Python HTTP for Humans
requests-kerberos==0.7.0 # A Kerberos authentication handler for python-requests
# TODO: requests-cache==0.4.8 # Persistent cache for requests library
urllib3==1.10.4 # HTTP library with thread-safe connection pooling and file post support
wsgiref==0.1.2 # WSGI (PEP 333) Reference Library
dogpile==0.2.2 # Caching API
dogpile.core==0.4.1 # Caching API
dogpile.cache==0.5.6 # Caching API plugins
nose==1.3.6 # rucio test-server
boto==2.38.0 # S3 boto protocol
tabulate==0.7.5 # Pretty-print tabular data
progressbar==2.3 # Text progress bar
All Dependencies are automatically installed with pip.
Setup CERN AFS client on lxplus¶
CERN Quickstart:
bash:
$> source /afs/cern.ch/atlas/offline/external/GRID/ddm/rucio/testing/bin/activate
csh:
$> source /afs/cern.ch/atlas/offline/external/GRID/ddm/rucio/testing/bin/activate.csh
By default the RUCIO_ACCOUNT variable is set to the AFS username.
To test rucio:
$> rucio ping $> rucio whoami $> rucio-admin account list-identities $RUCIO_ACCOUNT
Install via pip¶
When pip
is available, the distribution can be downloaded from the Rucio PyPI server and installed in one step:
$> pip install atlas-rucio-clients
This command will download the latest version of Rucio and install it to your system.
Install via pip and virtualenv¶
To install the Rucio clients in an isolated virtualenv
environment:
$> cd /tmp
$> curl -s https://raw.github.com/pypa/virtualenv/master/virtualenv.py | python2.6 - rucio # install virtual env
$> source rucio/bin/activate
$> pip install atlas-rucio-clients # install rucio-clients + atlas config
$> export RUCIO_ACCOUNT=$USER
$> source rucio/bin/activate
$> rucio ping
Installing using setup.py¶
Otherwise, you can install from the distribution using the setup.py
script:
$> python setup.py install