[daip] problems with AIPS
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Thu Jul 31 11:50:12 EDT 2014
On 07/25/2014 04:47 PM, Hector Bravo-Alfaro wrote:
> Dear Eric, my name is Hector Bravo-Alfaro and I'm
> currently working with Jacqueline van Gorkom using
> VLA-HI data. I have not yet moved to CASA and
> remain a happy AIPS user.
>
> But recently I shared with Jacqueline a problem
> and it was her who suggested me to contact you.
> This looks like losing the inputs from a previous
> AIPS session. So I get strange (and long) error messages
> after every command, even when I run AIPS or after
> a simple RETURN. At the beginning I believed that
> "restore 0" could fix the problem but it did not
> happen so.
>
> Below I'm including an example of the output
> I get while running AIPS; near the end you'll see
> a line that could give a hint:
>
> AIPS 1: UNABLE TO READ SAVE/GET FILE NAMED LASTEXIT. CHECK $DA01:SG*
>
> I should say that most of tasks keep working
> but is pretty difficult to work with such messy
> stuff after typing every single command.
>
> Many thanks in advance, if you're too busy let me
> know who else could help me;
It would be better to use daip at nrao.edu. I have been away on vacation.
The problem below is due to something going wrong with your message
file. If you delete it, and start again, then all this nonsense will go
away. The file is in your first AIPS data area and is named
MSDuuu000.uuu\; where uuu is your user number in extended hex (base 36).
The LASTEXIT issue is curious. In that same first AIPS data area do an
ls -l SGDuuu*
and look at ownership etc. The file SGDuuu000.uuu\; is a directory file
and the others are various named SAVE/GET files one of which is
LASTEXIT. Inside AIPS use the verb SGINDEX to see what the directory
contains.
ERic Greisen
>
> with best regards
> Hector
> _______________________________________________
>
>
> [hector at algol N4921_N4911]$ aips
>
> You have a choice of 3 printers. These are:
>
> No. [ type ] Description
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> 1. [ Color] cp2025dn PS-CMYK DUP Impresora color Hector
> 2. [ Phaser] PS DUP Xerox Edif. Azul
> 3. [ Color] cp3505 PS-CMYK DUP Impresora color DA
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
> START_AIPS: Enter your choice, or the word QUIT [default is 1]:
> START_AIPS: Your initial AIPS printer is the cp2025dn PS-CMYK DUP
> Impresora color Hector
> START_AIPS: - system name color2025|HP, AIPS type Color
>
> START_AIPS: User data area assignments:
> DADEVS.PL: This program is untested under Perl version 5.010
> (Using global default file /home/aips/AIPS/DA00/DADEVS.LIST for
> DADEVS.PL)
> Disk 1 (1) is /home/aips/AIPS/DATA/ALGOL_1
>
> Tape assignments:
> Tape 1 is REMOTE
> Tape 2 is REMOTE
>
> START_AIPS: I am GUESSING you are at a workstation called algol
> START_AIPS: Starting TV servers on algol asynchronously
> START_AIPS: - with Internet Sockets...
> START_AIPS: Starting TPMON daemons on ALGOL asynchronously...
> Starting up 31DEC12 AIPS with normal priority
> DADEVS.PL: This program is untested under Perl version 5.010
> Begin the one true AIPS number 1 (release of 31DEC12) at priority = 0
> XASERVERS: Start TV LOCK daemon TVSERV on algol
> AIPS 1: You are assigned TV device/server 1
> AIPS 1: You are assigned graphics device/server 1
> XASERVERS: Start XAS on algol, DISPLAY :0
> TVSERVER: Starting AIPS TV locking, Inet domain
> XAS: ** TrueColor FOUND!!!
> XAS: *** Using shared memory option for speed ***
> XAS: Using screen width 3830 height 1100,
> max grey level 8191 in 16 grey-scale memories
> XASERVERS: TEKSRV is already running on host algol, display :0, user
> hector
> XASERVERS: Start message server MSGSRV on algol, DISPLAY :0
> AIPS 1: Enter user ID number
> ?126
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: 31DEC12 AIPS:
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: Copyright (C) 1995-2012 Associated Universities, Inc.
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: AIPS comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: for details, type HELP GNUGPL
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: under certain conditions; type EXPLAIN GNUGPL for details.
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: Previous session command-line history recovered.
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: TAB-key completions enabled, type HELP READLINE for details.
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZDAOPN: DELAY 1
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZDAOPN: DELAY 2
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZFI2: DELAY 1
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZFI2: DELAY 2
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 1025 THRU = 2048
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZFIO: OPER = READ LUN = 27 NREC = 2
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZFI2: BEYOND EOF = 0
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: ZERROR: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: UNABLE TO READ SAVE/GET FILE NAMED LASTEXIT. CHECK $DA01:SG*
> ZMSFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 2869249 THRU = 2870272
> ZMSFI2: BEYOND EOF = 1015808
> ZMSGDK: OPER = READ LUN = 12 NREC = 2803
> ZMSGER: IN ZFI2 ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
> MSGWRT ERROR 3 AT WRIT
> AIPS 1: Loading a brand new POPS vocabulary
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