You can list all of the projects you’re a member of with:
[fe-open-01]$ gdk-project-list
You can also list all projects owned by you:
[fe-open-01]$ gdk-project-list -f owner
Or just list all projects:
[fe-open-01]$ gdk-project-list -f all
Data sharing between users can only be accomplished through dedicated project folders to which only certain users have access.
Run the following command to request a new project folder:
[fe-open-01]$ gdk-project-request -g <project name>
where project name is the desired name of the new project.
When you request a project you’re officially the project owner. This means that you’re responsible for the ressources used by the project. Thus, you should familiarize yourself with the tools provided for monitoring the resources used by you and your projects (described later).
When your request has been accepted, you will receive an e-mail with further instructions.
Project owners and project members with administrative rights can manage their own projects.
Add a user to a project:
$ gdk-project-add-user -g <project name> -u <username>
$ Remove a user from a project:
$ gdk-project-remove-user -g <project name> -u <username>
Grant administrative rights to a user in a project:
$ gdk-project-promote-user -g <project name> -u <username>
Revoke a users’ administrative rights to a project:
$ gdk-project-demote-user -g <project name> -u <username>
List various information about the project, e.g. who the current project owner is, when the project was created, etc. Also provides an overview of the total number of billing hours used by the given project, as well as the current storage and backup usage:
$ gdk-project-show <project name>
Provides a detailed listing of the ressources used by all projects owned by you:
$ gdk-project-usage
To get help for any of the commands, run the command without any parameters.
Don’t know the username of one of your collaborators? You can use the finger command to get information about any user on GenomeDK:
[fe-open-01]$ finger <name, username or mail>
For example, to find all users with “anders” in their name:
[fe-open-01]$ finger anders
aeh Anders Egerup Halager <aeh@birc.au.dk>
anders Anders Boerglum <anders@biomed.au.dk>
...
All members can add, edit, and delete files in the project folder unless restrictions have been set on specific files/subfolders. If you have data that you want to keep private to your user, but that belongs to in the project folder anyway, you can set permissions so that only you can read, write, and execute the file with this command:
[fe-open-01]$ chmod go-rwx <files>
The chmod command changes file permissions. The first parameter specifies that groups (g) and others (o) should have their read (r), write (w), and execute (x) permissions removed (-). This means that it’s only the owner of the file who can now access it.
You can read more about chmod here.