# Data Transfer to/from OneDrive


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````{tab-item} Globus
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### Step 1: Log into the Globus Web App
Visit [https://app.globus.org](https://app.globus.org) and log in with your Colorado.edu credentials

![](../images_and_html/Globus_Login.png)

### Step 2: Open your OneDrive
In the Collection Search, enter: "OneDrive CU Boulder" - this should show your OneDrive contents if you are logged in. You may need to authenticate with your OneDrive account.

![](../images_and_html/onedrivesearch.png)

### Step 3: Open CURC (right pane)
Click the 2nd option in the Panel selection on the top right of the page to enter split view. In the Collection Search (right pane), enter: "CU Boulder Research Computing"

* You'll be asked to log in using your CURC Credentials - after clicking `Authenticate`, you should receive a Duo push on your Duo device which you will need to confirm

![](../images_and_html/splitview.png)

* Once authenticated, you should see your CURC home directory - to access Petalibrary click "Up One Directory" and then select `/pl` and proceed to your allocation. 

![](../images_and_html/Globus_CURC_Collection.png)

### Step 4: Select files/folders from OneDrive to be transferred and initiate the transfer
* In the left pane, select the file or folder you'd like to transfer and click Start - this will initiate a Globus Transfer job

![](../images_and_html/Globus_Intitiate_Transfer.png)

* View progress of your transfer under the Activity tab in the Globus App

![](../images_and_html/Globus_Activity_GDrive.png)

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````{tab-item} Rclone
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### Step 1: Login to a compile node on Alpine

* Login to Alpine
* Load module Slurm, then start a compile job, then load module rclone
	```
	$ module load slurm
	$ acompile
	$ module load rclone
	```
* To test, run `rclone --version` at your prompt; if the software is installed a version number will be reported back to you, similar to:

	```
	$ rclone --version
	rclone v1.58.0
	```

### Step 2: configure OneDrive remote configuration

The steps below are also outlined in the [Rclone Documentation for OneDrive](https://rclone.org/onedrive/). We only list the critical steps. If a step is left out, assume you can select the default setting.

* Type `rclone config` to create a new profile for transferring files between OneDrive and PetaLibrary
* When prompted for whether to configure a “new” or “existing” profile, type `n` for "new remote"
* When prompted to name the new profile provide any descriptive name you like (e.g., `onedrive_johndoe_cu`)
* When prompted for the type of storage to configure, select the number of the option for "Microsoft OneDrive" (e.g., the number is "28" for _rclone v1.58.0_)
* When prompted for Client ID, leave the field blank
* When prompted for Client Secret, leave the field blank
* When prompted choose national cloud region for OneDrive, select the number of the option for "Microsoft Cloud Global (global)" (e.g., the number is "1" for _rclone v1.58.0_)
* When prompted with "Edit Advanced config?”, choose "n" for no (default). 
* When prompted with "Use Auto config?”, choose "n" for no (default). 
* You will then need to use your local machine's terminal to run 
	```
	$ rclone authorize "onedrive"
	```
	This will open a window in your your browser (you may be asked to authenticate to your Microsoft account). You will then be asked to allow `Rclone` to access the files in your `onedrive`. Complete this step to grant access.  If successful you'll receive a "success" message. 
* When prompted for Type of connection. Choose the appropriate answer, most likely "OneDrive Personal or Business (onedrive)" (e.g., the number is "1" for _rclone v1.58.0_)
* When prompted for the drive you want to use, choose the appropriate answer.
* When prompted asking if that drive is OK, choose the appropriate answer.
* Finally, you will be prompted to review the configuration and confirm whether it is okay. If everything looks okay, choose `yes` (default)
* Now type, `q` to quit the configuration. 

#### Now test your OneDrive remote!

On the Alpine compile node type:
```bash
$ rclone ls onedrive_johndoe_cu:
```
If this step fails, your OneDrive remote is not configured properly. Try reconfiguring your OneDrive remote again or submit a [support request form](https://colorado.service-now.com/req_portal?id=ucb_sc_rc_form) for assistance.

### Step 3: Create your PetaLibrary remote configuration

See instructions for creating an [Rclone remote configuration for PetaLibrary](./rclone.md)
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