Shared .bashrc

Usage

git clone https://github.com/artus-analysis/bashrc.git

Then create .bashrc file in your home directory and add the following line

source /full_path_to/bashrc/default.sh

You can also create your own username file in the users subdirectoy, it will get sourced by default.sh.

The gitconfig can be used in your ~/.gitconfig file as:

[include]
    path = /path/to/bashrc/gitconfig

Some helpful settings for screen are given in the screenrc file. Link to it via

ln -s /path/to/bashrc/screenrc ~/.screenrc

The scripts/ folder contains some helpful tools:

• ro.py and rot.py, scripts to directly start a TBrowser
• superqstat.py, tool to get an overview on batch system status

Contribution

Some rules for the default.sh file:

• do not source programs that others might want to source differently (e.g. ROOT, CMSSW, ...)
• do not depend on any user settings
• do not use echo without the test for a "dumb" terminal because this breaks scp etc.

CMSSW

Some commands for setting up CMSSW are available, simply add

source /full_path_to/bashrc/cmssw.sh

to your .bashrc file.

With the commands defined in cmssw.sh, e.g. cmssw_slc6_gcc491, you can set the SCRAM architecture. CMSSW can then be installed with cmsrel, e.g. cmsrel CMSSW_7_4_5_ROOT5.