[evla-sw-discuss] F10 and D10 on igloo

[Pat Van Buskirk]

We've changed our operator instructions to start idcaf on 
mc2host. If this changes, please let us know.

Cheers,
Pat


Bryan Butler wrote:
> we sorted all this out - james has fixed things up...
> 
> 	-bryan
> 
> 
> Ken Sowinski wrote:
>>> UPDATE, while writing this at 3:31 I just got a report that it
>>> 'Started working'.   According to the operator he started a
>>> new script at 3:28.  I don't have much insight into all this
>>> software but it seems likely that it didn't work for the past
>>> little bit because IDCAF and Telcal were MIA and then it didn't
>>> work because there was no valid script running.
>>>
>>> Beats me.  At the very least we have two apps that will now
>>> start at boot time that wouldn't have this morning.
>> An explanation.  idcaf has been running on mc2host.  Upon
>> reboot it had to be started manually; it would have started
>> automatically on igloo.  After idcaf is restarted, it will
>> not write data until a new script is started.  I think that
>> explains all the sumptoms I have seen in email.
>>
>> Ken
>>
>>
>>> Barry Clark wrote:
>>>> Real-time data is not being written at the moment.  So
>>>> one of several processes is not running - idcaf, the
>>>> vla correlator controler or the pcmc link between the
>>>> two.  If necessary I can probably remember how to restart
>>>> them, but somebody else can probably do it faster and
>>>> easier.  Also possible, but unlikely, to be Executor.
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