add two scripts for easier monitoring status of crab jobs #146
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Adding two scripts in heavyNeutrino/multilep/test/scripts:
These are essentially wrappers around the 'crab status' command.
In more detail:
monitorCrabJobs.py loops over all samples in a crab log directory, runs the crab status command on each of them, and puts the resulting status information in a html page (credits to Kirill) that can be watched on your iihe home web page for a nice overview of how your samples are doing. There is also an option for resubmitting failed jobs. There are detailed instructions on how to use this script in the comments at the top of this file.
monitorCrabJobsAuto.py is a small extension that runs monitorCrabJobs.py repeatedly in the background. Useful for staying up to date with the status or automatic repeated resubmission of failed jobs. There are detailed instructions on how to use this script in the comments at the top of this file.
The usual tests to check if anything in the output changed are currently running,
but nothing should have changed since the scripts do not interfere with the multilep.py workflow.