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Hi Julio, Thanks for this. The storage element is gw38.hep.ph.ic.ac.uk and the atlas area is /stage/lcg2-data/atlas so if you do something like: edg-gridftp-ls gsiftp://gw38.hep.ph.ic.ac.uk/stage/lcg2-data/atlas you see: generated datafiles logfiles which to me looks like some sort of standard production set up and so you are probably better placed to know which files need to be copied where than I am. What I can tell you is that if I log on to the SE directly and do a du -hs on the directory I get 267G /stage/lcg2-data/atlas/datafiles 13G /stage/lcg2-data/atlas/generated 98M /stage/lcg2-data/atlas/logfiles The rest of the disk is taken up by the experiment software directories. When you have cleared the data areas we will split these on to seperate disks and so increase the space available (slightly) but also making sure that data produced by running jobs cannot block code installation etc. All the best, david On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Julio Lozano Bahilo wrote: > Hello David, > please, tell me which are the files to be transfered .. I'm going > to try to copy those files to a different storage place. > Cheers, > Julio Lozano. > > Dr D J Colling wrote: > >> However still no reply from an Atlas person. I really don't want to do >> this but if there is no movement of this data tomorrow morning we are >> going to have to delete these files with all the problems that this will >> cause. >> >> All the best, >> david >> >> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Burke, S (Stephen) wrote: >> >>> LHC Computer Grid - Rollout >>> >>>> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Dr D J Colling >>>> said: >>>> mail to [log in to unmask] bounced (probably because I am >>>> member of CMS)> proving it not to be a very reliable way of >>>> communicating >>>> with the Atlas community. >>> >>> >>> Actually I forwarded it to atlas-lcg anyway, but I would rather not >>> have the >>> system relying on that :) >>> >>> Stephen >>> >