Terrell Russell

I notice that many of the answers are prepopulated when the `setup_irods.py` script is run... this suggests it has been run at least once prior... Since the error is `no...

Do you happen to have a non-default umask? The `FILE_READ_ERR` suggests the server just can't see/read the files it's supposed to be in charge of... - first, the test file...

All of that output looks normal and good - until the error. `/usr/sbin/irodsTestPutGet` is run as the service account. What happens when you run it manually as the `irods` service...

Well, so it's reproducible - at least on your machine. We'll try here too.

Getting closer. So it seems the zone report still cannot read the configuration file...

Ah, okay - so if you don't define any local storage, the next question it asks about the default resource is expected/assumed to exist on *another* iRODS server in the...

Yes, that is correct. But it will be limited by the maximum set in the server's policy (usually 16 by default). Tests have shown that for most connections, `N=3` will...

No, the number of threads to use is a negotiation between the client and the server. The request from the client is considered by the server, and honored if the...

The `-N` option affects how many threads are used for a single transfer. In this case, the `-N` will be used for each of the files uploaded during the recursive...

That should work. If you're having trouble with parallel transfer, it suggests a firewall issue - ports 20000-20199 need to be opened (by default) for the non-streaming transfer to succeed.