 14 Sep 2023, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Hide start and stop buttons
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I believe the original "hide run start / stop" was added specifically for ND280 GSC MIDAS. I do not know
why it was removed. "hide pause / resume" is still there. I will restore them. Hiding logger channel
section should probably be automatic of there is no /logger/channels, I can check if it works and what
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14 Sep 2023, Nick Hastings, Forum, Hide start and stop buttons
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Hi
> > > Indeed the ODB settings are obsolete.
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14 Sep 2023, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Hide start and stop buttons
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> I believe the original "hide run start / stop" was added specifically for ND280 GSC MIDAS. I do not know
> why it was removed. "hide pause / resume" is still there. I will restore them. Hiding logger channel
> section should probably be automatic of there is no /logger/channels, I can check if it works and what
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15 Sep 2023, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Hide start and stop buttons
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> I believe the original "hide run start / stop" was added specifically for ND280 GSC MIDAS. I do not know
> why it was removed. "hide pause / resume" is still there. I will restore them. Hiding logger channel
> section should probably be automatic of there is no /logger/channels, I can check if it works and what
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 05 Jul 2019, Hassan, Bug Report, Header files missing when trying to compile rootana, roody and analyzer
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First of all thank you for all the assistance provided so far, especially making
changes to the code in CMakeList file previously for our configuration.I am not
sure whether this is an appropriate Elog for this matter but we are getting the
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05 Jul 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, Header files missing when trying to compile rootana, roody and analyzer
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> /home/hh19285/packages/rootana/include/TRootanaEventLoop.hxx:24:25: fatal error:
> THttpServer.h: No such file or directory
> #include "THttpServer.h"
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10 Jul 2019, Hassan, Bug Report, Header files missing when trying to compile rootana, roody and analyzer
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Hi, we have now done a clean install of Root and after some dynamic linking we have been able to make Rootana and analyzer. However we get an error when
we try to run analyzer.
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10 Jul 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, Header files missing when trying to compile rootana, roody and analyzer
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>> [hh19285@it038146 ~]$ which root-config
> /software/root/v6.06.08/bin/root-config
> [hh19285@it038146 ~]$ root-config --cflags
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11 Jul 2019, Stefan Ritt, Bug Report, Header files missing when trying to compile rootana, roody and analyzer
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> You can confirm that you are linking against the correct ROOT by running cmake with VERBOSE=1
> and examine the linker command line to see what library link path is specified for ROOT.
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11 Jul 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, Header files missing when trying to compile rootana, roody and analyzer
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> > You can confirm that you are linking against the correct ROOT by running cmake with VERBOSE=1
> > and examine the linker command line to see what library link path is specified for ROOT.
>
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15 Mar 2023, Casey, Forum, Having trouble with MIDAS setup
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Hi
I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this query (if it is not, I would truly appreciate it if someone could point me at the right forum). I'm having |
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16 Mar 2023, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Having trouble with MIDAS setup
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> I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this query
this might be the right place, depending.
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29 Jul 2003, Konstantin Olchanski, , Have to link with -lpthread?
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It appears that all midas applications are now required to link with the
pthreads library even if they do not use threads. This is caused by a
pthread_create() call from ss_thread_create() in system.c.
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30 Jul 2003, David Morris, , Have to link with -lpthread?
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The change is required to support implementation of pthreads in the Linux
compile of Midas. This was added recently. I believe pthreads is also needed
for ROOT based compiles.
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28 May 2021, Joseph McKenna, Suggestion, Have a list of 'users responsible' in Alarms and Programs odb entries
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There have been times in ALPHA that an alarm is triggered and the shift crew
are unclear who to contact if they aren't trained to fix the specific
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28 May 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Have a list of 'users responsible' in Alarms and Programs odb entries
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I think this is a good idea and I support it. We have a similar problem in MEG and
we solved that with external (bash) scripts called in case of alarms. One feature
there we have is that for some alarms, several people want to get notified. So
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28 May 2021, Joseph McKenna, Suggestion, Have a list of 'users responsible' in Alarms and Programs odb entries
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> I think this is a good idea and I support it. We have a similar problem in MEG and
> we solved that with external (bash) scripts called in case of alarms. One feature
> there we have is that for some alarms, several people want to get notified. So
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28 May 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Have a list of 'users responsible' in Alarms and Programs odb entries
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> I can still make this an array and pass a std::vector<std::string> into
> al_trigger_class function?
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28 May 2021, Joseph McKenna, Suggestion, Have a list of 'users responsible' in Alarms and Programs odb entries
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> > I can still make this an array and pass a std::vector<std::string> into
> > al_trigger_class function?
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28 May 2021, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Have a list of 'users responsible' in Alarms and Programs odb entries
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> > > I can still make this an array and pass a std::vector<std::string> into
> > > al_trigger_class function?
> >
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