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### Home directory
### Home directory
When you log in either via https or ssh this is usually the first place where you end up. Your home directory can be abbreviated by "~/". There is not a lot of space here, so do not place any larger data here. RStudio has the ugly not configurable habit to write quite some temporary data here (e.g. cached plots and suspended sessions), so please make sure that you clean up occasionally. It is a good place for your scripts.
When you log in either via https or ssh this is usually the first place where you end up. Your home directory can be abbreviated by "~/". There is not a lot of space here, so do not place any larger data here. RStudio has the ugly not configurable habit to write quite some temporary data here (e.g. cached plots and suspended sessions), so please make sure that you clean up occasionally. It is a good place for your scripts.
RStudio stores several files like suspended sessions, graph history etc. in `~/.rstudio`. This folder is purged every 90 days to remove "forgotten" suspended sessions and reduce wasted space.
RStudio stores several files like suspended sessions, graph history etc. in `~/.rstudio`. This folder is purged every 90 days to remove "forgotten" suspended sessions and reduce wasted space. R itself stores workspace objects in `.RData` of your current working directory if you end your session or call `save.image()` without further arguments. Please ensure that you do not save large `.RData` files in your home directory.
### /data
### /data
You can create your own directories here and place data inside. By default others can read the directories you created here, but not write in them. If you need any special permission let us know via it-support@idiv.de. To directly jump to another directory select the *Files* pane and click on the three dots (…) located on the right hand side of the current file path. Now enter the path you want to browse, e.g. `/data/`. Additionally there should be a symbolic link in your home directory called data, which points to the /data directory.
You can create your own directories here and place data inside. By default others can read the directories you created here, but not write in them. If you need any special permission let us know via it-support@idiv.de. To directly jump to another directory select the *Files* pane and click on the three dots (…) located on the right hand side of the current file path. Now enter the path you want to browse, e.g. `/data/`. Additionally there should be a symbolic link in your home directory called data, which points to the /data directory.
