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hep_rfm
Provides tools to manage remote and local files using the XROOTD and/or SSH protocols. This allows, for example, to synchronize remote files with those in a local cluster. One has to be sure to have the correct rights to access to the sites before using the functions within this module. This prevents having to introduce their associated passwords many times.
Installation
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pip install hep-rfmTo use the latest development version, clone the repository and install with pip:
git clone https://github.com/mramospe/hep_rfm.git
cd hep_rfm
pip install .1 maintainer
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