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operations:documentation.ivs.bonnetransfer [2011/06/03 04:42]
Jim Lovell
operations:documentation.ivs.bonnetransfer [2012/09/19 03:08]
Jim Lovell
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   * In the first terminal, make sure dimino isn't running <​code>​ps -ef | grep dim</​code>​ and that another transfer isn't running <​code>​ps -ef | grep tsuna</​code>​. ​   * In the first terminal, make sure dimino isn't running <​code>​ps -ef | grep dim</​code>​ and that another transfer isn't running <​code>​ps -ef | grep tsuna</​code>​. ​
   * Check no moudules are mounted at /​mnt/​diskpack or /​home/​oper/​wash. If they are, dismount with <​code>​fusermount -u <​directory_name></​code>​   * Check no moudules are mounted at /​mnt/​diskpack or /​home/​oper/​wash. If they are, dismount with <​code>​fusermount -u <​directory_name></​code>​
-  * Then use fuse to mount the module: <​code>​fuseMk5A --bank=0 --verbose /​mnt/​diskpack</​code>​ This will mount Bank A (set bank=1 for Bank B) at /​mnt/​diskpack+  * Then use fuse to mount the module: <​code>​fuseMk5A --bank=0 --verbose ​--cachesize=128000000 ​/​mnt/​diskpack</​code>​ This will mount Bank A (set bank=1 for Bank B) at /​mnt/​diskpack. Wait for a message to say <​code>​.... Registering fuseMk5A to FUSE with: ....</​code>​. It can take a while.
   * In a second terminal, change to the mounted directory and make sure the data are there <​code>​cd /​mnt/​diskpack   * In a second terminal, change to the mounted directory and make sure the data are there <​code>​cd /​mnt/​diskpack
 ls ls
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   * In the third terminal window, log on to the computer at Bonn that will receive the data and change to the directory where the data will be sent <​code>​ssh evlbi@<​machine.address>​   * In the third terminal window, log on to the computer at Bonn that will receive the data and change to the directory where the data will be sent <​code>​ssh evlbi@<​machine.address>​
 cd /​data3/​r1/​hobart12/​r1485/​ cd /​data3/​r1/​hobart12/​r1485/​
-</​code> ​+</​code> ​The [[http://​www3.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/​cgi-bin/​showtransfers.cgi 
 +  |Bonn web page]] shows available servers and space. 
 +(194.94.199.166 = sneezy2) 
   * Start tsunami and set up for a transfer   * Start tsunami and set up for a transfer
 <​code>​ <​code>​
 tsunami tsunami
-set port 52100 +set rate 300m 
-set server ​131.217.63.175 ​(or whatever the IP of the Mark5 is)+connect ​131.217.63.175 ​52100 
 +get *
 </​code>​ </​code>​
-  * in the fourth terminal window, create an empty file with a name describing the start time of the transfer, rate etc: <​code>​touch ​20110525033000_r1485_Hb_Bonn_300m_52100_start</​code>​ +  * in the fourth terminal window, create an empty file with a name describing the start time of the transfer, rate etc: <​code>​touch ​20110525033000_r1485_Hb_Bonn_300m_52100_sneezy2_start</​code> ​This puts an entry on the [[http://​www3.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/​cgi-bin/​showtransfers.cgi 
-  * and send it to the web server <​code>​ncftpput ftp.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de /​incoming/​geodesy/​transfers ​0110525033000_r1485_Hb_Bonn_300m_52100_start</​code>​ +  |Bonn web page]] to say there'​s a transfer under way 
-  * +  * and send it to the web server <​code>​ncftpput ftp.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de /​incoming/​geodesy/​transfers ​0110525033000_r1485_Hb_Bonn_300m_52100_sneezy2_start</​code>​ 
 +  * When the transfer finishes, send a stop message with <​code>​touch 20110525033000_Hb_stop 
 +ncftpput ftp.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de /​incoming/​geodesy/​transfers 20110525033000_Hb_stop</​code>​
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