[daip] Fwd: AIPS error MSGS
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Wed Nov 13 17:07:39 EST 2013
Gm Laghari wrote:
>
> And again if I use aips tv=local, I just put number ID 1 and default
> password then I am getting this screen shot.
>
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> From: *Gm Laghari* <gmlaghari at gmail.com <mailto:gmlaghari at gmail.com>>
> Date: Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 2:56 PM
> Subject: Fwd: AIPS error MSGS
> To: daip at nrao.edu <mailto:daip at nrao.edu>, aipsmail at nrao.edu
> <mailto:aipsmail at nrao.edu>
>
>
> Dear NRAO
>
> Hope you are good. I have just started working on AIPS. I am used to of
> MIRIAD. After installation of binary source via INTERNET, I am receiving
> some errors which I could not understand. How do I find mu User ID
> number? Could you please help me out.
>
> Here is screen shots of errors.
>
> Best Wishes
>
> Ghulam Mustafa
In your first message you set tv=TVDEVS which is a wrong usage - tv =
host_name is correct when you have set up the system services file to
know about the standard socket numbers we use.
In the current case, things should have worked with tv=local but two
strange things show up. The first is that $DISPLAY is :2. That is very
unusual and suggests it is trying to go to some odd XWindows instance -
but I do not know enough to be certain that is wrong in your case (:0.0
is what I get on Mac and Linux). The second is that UNIXSERVERS
complains at every instance of the function NEWEST which we provide with
AIPS. I wonder if your system has some other function called NEWEST
which does not work like ours. UNIXSEVERS says for example
NEWEST MSSRV1 MSGSRV.EXE
and expects to return the name of whichever is newer. Perhaps $LOAD is
missing stuff - cd to $LOAD and do an
ls -lt MS* TKS* TEK* XAS*
and see if anything is present. Also do a "which NEWEST" to make sure
that your $PATH includes the aips libraries first.
Eric Greisen
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