If you do not remember, you should see it below listed under the tab, Your Collections In the first panel, move your cursor to the Collection text box and search for the name of your Globus Connect Personal (running on your local computer) collection. Collections can also be used for sharing data with others and for enabling discovery by other Globus users A collection allows authorized Globus users to browse and transfer files. When you use Globus, you don’t need to know a physical location or details about storage.
Collections can be hosted on many different kinds of systems, including campus storage, HPC clusters, laptops, Amazon S3 buckets, Google Drive, and scientific instruments. To be added to the campus’ Globus subscription, please see above to get access.Ī collection is a named location containing data you can access with Globus. You must be a Globus Plus user to share files and folders. To allow a folder to be shared with others, add it to the accessible list and check the Sharable box.
~/.globusonline and ~/.ssh.Ĭlick the “+” icon and select a folder to make it accessible for transfers.
By default, Globus Connect Personal does not allow access to hidden files, e.g. filenames beginning with “.””) in your home directory. security) files in your home directory option controls whether or not you can access hidden files (i.e. The check box Deny access to hidden (e.g. By default, your home directory (e.g.: /Users/'login_id') is read/write accessible. This provides more control over what information is accessible on your Globus Connect Personal endpoint. Under Preferences… > Access, you can list what directories are accessible for file transfer and sharing.
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