[daip] Problems installing 31DEC03

Michael Dahlem Michael.Dahlem at csiro.au
Wed Sep 3 23:55:09 EDT 2003


Dear colleague,

Could you please help me with a problem that I am encountering
in my attempt to install the newest version of AIPS on my
machine? Below I send you a (hopefully complete) account of
what I am using and doing. Any idea what is going on? Probably
I am forgetting something important (as always)... Please don't
hesitate to ask for more information.

Many thanks in advance for your help!

Best regards,
Michael

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Michael Dahlem
CSIRO/ATNF - Paul Wild Observatory       Tel.: +61 2 6790-4023
Locked Bag 194                           FAX : +61 2 6790-4090
Narrabri NSW 2390               email: Michael.Dahlem at csiro.au
AUSTRALIA        WWW: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/people/mdahlem/
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I ftp'ed 31DEC03 and the install wizard install.pl from NRAO on
August 28.

My machine is a stand-alone Inspiron 8500 laptop, Pentium IV
processor, plenty of memory and diskspace. I am running RedHat
9 on it. It has a DVD/CD-RW drive, which I am addressing as
AIPS's tapedrive.

The computer is relatively new and I had not installed an
earlier version of AIPS on it before. But on my older laptop,
an Inspiron 7500, I had no such problem.

Below a copy of the installation log, starting with screen 11.
As you will see, everything looks normal up to the point when
the wizard is trying to execute the command

c xas.c

Question: Am I making a mistake somewhere or is that just what
it appears to be, namely a typo in the installation script?
Shouldn't that be "cc xas.c"? One can see in the log below that
the installer does identify the C compiler on my system corr-
ectly in the first place. If this is indeed the problem, would
it be possible to make an updated version of the script avail-
able?


===================== AIPS 31DEC03 Install Wizard=====================

Screen 11: FINAL REVIEW before installing!
------------------------------------------
This is your last, best hope for checking the settings before
committing to the install.  Please check thesesettings, and
make sure they are what you want:

    AIPS_ROOT (screen 3): /home/aips/AIPS
        Group (screen 4): aips
  Group Write (screen 4): YES
Architecture (screen 5): LINUX
    Site name (screen 5): ATCANAR
   AIPS hosts (screen 6): NARGUEST17
   Data areas (screen 7): /home/aips/AIPS/DATA/NARGUEST17_1
     Printers (screen 8): calaser1            PS      NONE  HP LaserJet 8000
   Paper type (screen 8): A4
  Tape drives (screen 9): host NARGUEST17, tape drive /mnt/cdrom: DVD/CD-RW 
drive  Tape hosts (screen 9): 127.0.0.1
    Advanced (screen 10): (not listed here)

You can skip back to a previous menu by entering its number,
or use the phrase 'start over' to go back  to the beginning.
          [You may also type B for back, or Q to Quit]

AipsWiz: ===> [A]ccept (default) or menu number:

AipsWiz: ==> Confirm: start the install with these settings [Y]:
AipsWiz:  =====> Creating or updating HOSTS.LIST file
AipsWiz:         -- Done.
AipsWiz:  =====> Configuring your AIPS_ROOT area...
AipsWiz:  =====> Running 31DEC03/SYSTEM/UNIX/AIPSROOT.DEFINE /home/aips/AIPS
/home/aips/AIPS/LOGIN.SH and LOGIN.CSH define  = "NO".
     Change these to "YES" is this installation is for a
     stand-alone computer such as a laptop.
AipsWiz: ==> Press <ENTER> when you are ready to continue.:
AipsWiz:         -- Done.
AipsWiz:  =====> Adjusting AP size to 80 MBytes
AipsWiz:         No /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/INC/NOTST/LINUX/PAPC.INC found
AipsWiz:         - trying /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/INC/PAPC.INC
AipsWiz:         -- Done.
AipsWiz:  =====> Setting up LINUX-specific areas and SYSLOCAL...
AipsWiz:         Will copy 
/home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/SYSTEM/ATCANAR/MAKE.MNJAipsWiz:         - from 
/home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/SYSTEM/UNIX/UPDATE/MAKE.MNJ
AipsWiz:         -- Done.
AipsWiz:  =====> Configuring AIPS for your printers...
AipsWiz:         Text printing set up for 'A4' size paper
AipsWiz:         -- done
AipsWiz:  =====> Configure AIPS data areas ...
AipsWiz:         -- done
AipsWiz:  =====> Configure AIPS Tape drives...
AipsWiz:         -- done
AipsWiz:  =====> Create DA00/hostname/ directories...
AipsWiz:         -- done.
AipsWiz:  =====> Deploying your compiler options in script files...
AipsWiz:         CCOPTS.SH done (C Compiler and options)
AipsWiz:         LDOPTS.SH done (Linker)
AipsWiz:         FDEFAULT.SH done (Fortran compiler and options)
WARNING!  The structure of /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/SYSTEM/ATCANAR/FDEFAULT.SH
           is very complex, and while this wizard install
           tries VERY hard to change the right section,
           it may have failed.  Please, PLEASE inspect the
           file and compare it to the original (saved as
           FDEFAULT.SH.dist in /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/SYSTEM/ATCANAR)
           to make sure the settings are right.  Do this
           BEFORE you proceed any further.
           THIS IS REQUIRED FOR THE 2.95.3 COMPILER IN LINUX
AipsWiz: ==> Press <ENTER> after you have verified FDEFAULT.SH::
AipsWiz:  =====> Copy Utility Programs to 
/home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/SYSTEM/ATCANAR...
AipsWiz:  - F2PS not found?!  Have to compile it from source.
AipsWiz:  - F2TEXT not found?!  Have to compile it from source.
AipsWiz:  - NEWEST not found?!  Have to compile it from source.
AipsWiz:  - PRINTENV not found?!  Have to compile it from source.
AipsWiz:  - AIPWD not found?!  Have to compile it from source.
AipsWiz:  - REVENV not found?!  Have to compile it from source.
AipsWiz:  =====> Compile Utility Programs (if needed) in 
/home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/SYSTEM/ATCANAR...
AipsWiz: Compiling F2PS...
AipsWiz: Compiling F2TEXT...
AipsWiz: Compiling NEWEST...
AipsWiz: Compiling PRINTENV...
AipsWiz: Compiling AIPWD...
AipsWiz: Compiling REVENV...
AipsWiz:         - Compiling ZTRLOP.c...
AipsWiz:         - done.  Now try building the PP preprocessor...
AipsWiz: /usr/bin/g77 -O -o PP.EXE PP.f ZTRLOP.o
AipsWiz:         - that seemed to work.
AipsWiz:  =====> Make the XAS TV Server from source if needed...
AipsWiz: About to unpack the XAS.SHR archive.
AipsWiz: Building the UNSHR program for LINUX...
AipsWiz: UNSHR.LINUX built in `pwd`
AipsWiz: About to run XAS.SHR through UNSHR (ignore the prompt)...
   Enter the name of the archive:
AipsWiz: Done.
AipsWiz: About to try to make XAS...

rm -f *.o xas XAS
c xas.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [xas.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c image.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [image.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c comm.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [comm.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c cursor.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [cursor.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c screen.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [screen.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c init.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [init.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c colors.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [colors.o] Error 127 (ignored)
c catalog.c
make: c: Command not found
make: [catalog.o] Error 127 (ignored)
xas.o image.o comm.o cursor.o screen.o init.o colors.o catalog.o -lXext -lX11 
-lm  -o xas
make: xas.o: Command not found
make: *** [xas] Error 127
AipsWiz: Error: Failed to build the XAS program.
AipsWiz: Error: This means no AIPS TV will be available.
AipsWiz: ==> Press <ENTER> to acknowledge::
AipsWiz:  =====> Preparing for INSTEP2 and INSTEP4 (building AIPS)...
AipsWiz:  =====> Preparing for the "Midnight Job"...
AipsWiz:         MAKE.MNJ done (C Compiler and options)

The AIPS Midnight Job is a way to keep your AIPS
installation up to date.  It is secure, relatively
easy, and can be done on demand or in a cron job
(i.e. periodically, daily or weekly or whenever).
It does require that you have the cvs software
package installed on your system.

This script will set up the infrastructure for you
to be *able* to run the Midnight Job (MNJ), but you
have the power to make it run or not.

Should you choose to run the Midnight Job, the
'begin date' will be set to 20030828 (YYYYMMDD);
This is ONE day before the generation time
of /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03.tar.gz (if I've subtracted right!)

AipsWiz: ==> If you want a different date, enter it now:: 20030827
AipsWiz: About to run '/home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/SYSTEM/ATCANAR/MAKE.MNJ 
20030827'...
AipsWiz: This will generate a fair bit of output.
AipsWiz: Engaging MAKE.MNJ...

sh: line 1: /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/UNKNOWN/SYSTEM/CDVER.SH: No such file or 
directory
AipsWiz: Not good; no LASTGOOD.DOC found; did MAKE.MNJ fail?
AipsWiz: You should investigate this.
AipsWiz: ==> Press <ENTER> to acknowledge::
AipsWiz: =========================================================
AipsWiz:  =====> start INSTEP2 and INSTEP4...

This takes hours, is VERY verbose (lots of output).
It compiles the AIPS libraries (INSTEP2),
and then links the 400 or so AIPS tasks (INSTEP4).
We can start it now, or you can run it yourself later
(instructions will be given if you do it later).

AipsWiz: ==> Shall I start INSTEP2 and then INSTEP4 here, now? [Y]:
sh: line 1: /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/UNKNOWN/SYSTEM/CDVER.SH: No such file or 
directory
AipsWiz: Error: INSTEP2 failed, no point in proceeding.
AipsWiz: Error: Look in /home/aips/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/INSTALL to see
AipsWiz: Error: if you can figure out what went wrong.  There are
AipsWiz: Error: many log and list files there.  You may want to do

grep -v ^- *.LIS


AipsWiz: Error: to see what modules did not compile.

AipsWiz: Install Wizard stopping.  Current settings saved in ~/.AIPSRC
AipsWiz: Abandoning ship!  Goodbye.
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