Why am I told I'm not a member of an old project

Your default project on Raijin is set in the file .rashrc in your home directory.

Note that as the filename starts with a full stop that the file will be invisible to ls unless you pass the -a option to it.

If you leave a project, and join a new project you may see an error message like the following:

You are not a memeber of the project "ab12"
mkdir: cannot create directory `/short/INSTITUTION': Permission denied
chmod: cannot access `/short/INSTITUTION/abc123/tmp': No such file or directory
mkdir: cannot create directory `/short/INSTITUTION': Permission denied
chmod: cannot access `/short/INSTITUTION/abc123/nftmp': No such file or directory

How do I fix it?

If you have only just joined a project on Raijin, wait for up to 30 minutes to make sure the membership has propagated to all nodes.

After you login to Raijin, edit your ~/.rashrc and look for the following line:

setenv PROJECT ab12

Change the old project code to the code for your new project. Once this is complete, logout and login and see that the error has gone.

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