[daip] Re: MNJ implementation after aips installation

[Jeff Mangum]

Hi Eric,

Eric Greisen wrote:

>Jeff Mangum writes:
> > Hi Eric,
> > 
> > Eric Greisen wrote:
> > 
> > >Jeff Mangum writes:
> > >
> > > > I have do_daily.torgo (machine name is torgo).  I am trying to get an 
> > > > answer from the sysadmins regarding the machine name (it is also an 
> > > > issue for IDL licensing).  I already have the bashrc settings.
> > >
> > >    This is okay so long as your machine always calls itself torgo.
> > >  
> > >
> > This is a general problem.  Have gone round-and-round on this with 
> > several applications (IDL, for example).  Want to try to get sysadmins 
> > to be consistent with this...
> > 
> > >The MNJ is the script do_daily.torgo which we assume you will run by
> > >hand occasionally rather than with a cron job.  If you prefer an
> > >automatic cron, get Pat Murphy to help you set it up (unless you are
> > >already familiar with cron).
> > >  
> > >
> > ok.
> > 
> > By the way, tried do_daily.torgo and get the following...
> > 
> > torgo:~ jmangum$ ./do_daily.torgo
> > TORGO not defined in UPDCONFIG!
> > torgo:~ jmangum$
> > 
> > Poked-around in AIPSUPD and UPDCONFIG but did not find where this 
> > message is coming from.
> > 
>
>The UPDCONFIG file that should say which host is running the MNJ is
>the file in $SYSLOCAL.  Mine on primate looks like
>
># Created by MAKE.MNJ on Thu Dec  2 22:08:04 UTC 2004
>cvscmd=/usr/bin/cvs
>ClientName=primate
>MailList=egreisen
>ErrorList=egreisen,aipsmgr at nrao.edu
>
>Your should be adjusted appropriately.
>  
>
Hmmm.  Don't see anything obviously wrong here...

torgo:/Users/aips/31DEC05/MACPPC/UPDATE jmangum$ cd $SYSLOCAL
torgo:/Users/aips/31DEC05/MACPPC/SYSTEM/NRAOCV jmangum$ more UPDCONFIG
# Created by MAKE.MNJ on Tue Oct 11 15:06:53 GMT 2005
cvscmd=/usr/bin/cvs
ClientName=torgo
MailList=jmangum
ErrorList=jmangum,aipsmgr at nrao.edu
torgo:/Users/aips/31DEC05/MACPPC/SYSTEM/NRAOCV jmangum$

One guess...is the ClientName case-sensitive?  For reasons that I don't 
understand, at some system level my HOST is set to "TORGO", instead of 
"torgo".  Note that I would rather set it properly at the system level 
than hack UPDCONFIG to make it work.

Cheers,

Jeff