From/To Sciebo (or other WebDAV-based services)
The Sciebo Hochschulcloud NRW (https://hochschulcloud.nrw/) is a non-commercial cloud storage by universities for universities, where you can securely store your research, study, and teaching data.
More information on features can be found at https://hochschulcloud.nrw/en/#features.
To get more than the default storage amount, you can:
get a project box
as an employee increase your personal storage by 500 GB
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We explain here how to upload and download to/from Sciebo directly from our HPC systems.
The following instructions not only work for Sciebo but for any other WebDAV-based service like OwnCloud, Nextcloud, or others.
One-time configuration:
Create an account and make sure that you know your username and password.
Log in to a frontend node of our HPC systems.
Load the rclone module
module load tools/rclone/1.66.0
Configure rclone for Sciebo by running:
URL: URL of the service
For Sciebo: For a member of Paderborn University this is
https://uni-paderborn.sciebo.de/remote.php/webdav/
. For members of other universities in NRW use the domain name that you use in the browser and append/remote.php/webdav/
, i.e., for RWTH Aachenhttps://rwth-aachen.sciebo.de/remote.php/webdav/
For other services like Nextcloud: Use
example.com/nextcloud/remote.php/dav/files/USERNAME/
and see https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/user_manual/en/files/access_webdav.html
USERNAME:
For Sciebo: Use the Mail address that you used to login to sciebo.
For other services like Nextcloud: Use your user name that you use for logging into the service.
rclone config create sciebo webdav url [URL] vendor owncloud user [USERNAME] --all
You will be asked for your password, which will be stored encrypted.
You now have a remote named
sciebo
configured. Withrclone listremotes
you will see it.
Usage:
Copy data from Sciebo to the HPC system: Run on a frontend node of the HPC system:
rclone copy -P [LOCAL_DIRECTORY] sciebo:[DIRECTORY_IN_SCIEBO]
-P
: show progress
Copy data from the HPC System to Sciebo:
More rclone commands can be found at https://rclone.org/commands/
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