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operations:starting_eremotectrl [2016/05/23 23:40] Warren Hankey |
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| **Troubleshooting** | **Troubleshooting** | ||
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| + | Common problems that cause E-remote to not respond include: | ||
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| + | * E-remote is no longer connecting to the field system computer. Anything but a green rectangle in the bottom right hand corner of e-remote is bad. | ||
| + | * The field system computer is no longer connected to the internet. Check this by pinging pcfs[hb|ke|yg] (or just opening a VNC session). | ||
| + | * The field system has crashed. VNC into pcfs[hb|ke|yg] and make sure the field system software is running. If not, start it in an empty terminal. You will have to restart the setup procedure. | ||
| + | * It's just decided to have a fit, in which case simply closing the e-remote session and re-opening it may fix it. If the field system has been running the whole time and the problem is with the e-remote software only, you will NOT have to restart the entire setup procedure as the schedule should have been running the whole time. | ||
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| If you still don't see any status window updates the server process may need re-starting. Exit from e-remote control, open a terminal in the VNC session on pcfs[hb|ke|yg] and type | If you still don't see any status window updates the server process may need re-starting. Exit from e-remote control, open a terminal in the VNC session on pcfs[hb|ke|yg] and type | ||
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| Also click on the "M5 Capacity" box to view M5 Capacity | Also click on the "M5 Capacity" box to view M5 Capacity | ||
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| + | **Alternative way to have alarms** | ||
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| + | If you cannot get eremnote control to work you can still have log monitor alarms. You can use Dave's stream log script. On a terminal in ops8 type (e.g for hb): | ||
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| + | stream_log hb | ||
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| + | This will begin streaming the log from pcfs to /tmp/hb.log. Then from the log monitor, start monitoring that file (/tmp/hb.log). Seems to be best to do a clkoff first. | ||