[daip] Aips tape problem
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Fri Aug 15 14:56:22 EDT 2003
Shami Chatterjee writes:
> I've set up dizzy as a Linux aips host, doing all the steps except
> "sysetup dizzy" (I did NOT do this last step).
All AIPS programs must read the SP file in order to run
correctly. This includes TPMON (I checked). The other files are
probably not needed although there is Tape file locking done too.
>
> So I have
> lrwxrwxrwx /AIPS -> /home/space1/aips
>
> In NETSP:
> /home/space1/aips/DATA/DIZZY_1 365.0 [...]
>
> In DADEVS.LIST.CORNELL:
> - /home/space1/aips/DATA/DIZZY_1
>
> In TPDEVS.LIST: (should this go to TPDEVS.LIST.CORNELL?)
> DIZZY /dev/nst0 7/14 GB Exabyte Eliant 820
>
> The services are exported by the NIS server:
> % ypcat services | grep AIPS
> sssin 5000/tcp SSSIN # AIPS TV server
> aipsmt2 5012/tcp AIPSMT2 # AIPS remote tape 2
> aipsmt1 5011/tcp AIPSMT1 # AIPS remote tape 1
> aipsmt3 5013/tcp AIPSMT3
> tekserv 5009/tcp TEKSERV # AIPS TekServer
> ssslock 5002/tcp SSSLOCK # AIPS TV Lock
> aipsmt0 5010/tcp AIPSMT0 # AIPS remote FITS disk
> msgserv 5008/tcp MSGSERV # AIPS Message Server
>
> But when I run ./START_TPSERVERS
> STARTPMON: [DIZZY] Starting TPMON1 with output SUPPRESSED
> ZVTPO3: tcp/aipsmt0 is not a service
> ZVTPO3: check /etc/services or NIS map!
> STARTPMON: [DIZZY] Starting TPMON2 with output SUPPRESSED
> AIPS% ZVTPO3: tcp/aipsmt1 is not a service
> ZVTPO3: check /etc/services or NIS map!
I am not expert in this area but clearly the /etc/services are not
being used. That file is not used here either - everything comes from
nis.
Eric Greisen
>
> What am I doing wrong?
> Do I need to tell it to check the YP map before /etc/services?
> If so, how? Or is there some other problem? Must I sysetup?
>
> Thanks for the help,
> Shami
>
> --
> Shami Chatterjee http://www.astro.cornell.edu/~shami/
> The only perfect science is hindsight.
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