igwn-rucio-lfn2pfn
Algorithm for LFN to PFN conversion for rucio in the international gravitational wave network
Plugging into rucio as an external module
As currently configured, this module should be made available to rucio by setting the following in the rucio.cfg:
[policy]
lfn2pfn_module=igwn_lfn2pfn.frames_lfn2pfn
lfn2pfn_algorithm=ligo_legacy
And installing via e.g.,:
pip install git+https://git.ligo.org/rucio/igwn-rucio-lfn2pfn.git
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