 24 Jul 2019, Pierre-Andre Amaudruz, Bug Report, Fetest History Plot
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> Hi,
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> We've been trying to run Fetest in the attempt of plotting the sine wave data on
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25 Jul 2019, Hassan, Bug Report, Fetest History Plot
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26 Jul 2019, Hassan, Bug Report, Fetest History Plot
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[lm17773@it038146 ~]$ cd /opt/midas_software/midas/bin/
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26 Jul 2019, Hassan, Bug Report, Fetest History Plot
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Hi, our logger was running. I have tried restarting mlogger (even though we haven't
changed variable names). We ran the following commands one after another and still no
luck with history plot. Is there anything else that could be causing these problems?
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09 Aug 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, Fetest History Plot
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> Hi, our logger was running.
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09 Aug 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, Fetest History Plot
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> Hi, our logger was running.
Please do these simple tests:
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 15 Nov 2017, Andreas Knecht, Suggestion, Feature request: Separate ODB flag to show programs on "Programs page"
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Currently one has to set the required flag in the ODB (e.g., /Programs/Logger/Required) to "y" for the program
to appear on the "Programs page" and being able to start and stop the program easily.
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17 Nov 2017, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, Feature request: Separate ODB flag to show programs on "Programs page"
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> Currently one has to set the required flag in the ODB (e.g., /Programs/Logger/Required) to "y" for the program
> to appear on the "Programs page" and being able to start and stop the program easily.
>
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21 Nov 2017, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Feature request: Separate ODB flag to show programs on "Programs page"
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> > Currently one has to set the required flag in the ODB (e.g., /Programs/Logger/Required) to "y" for the program
> > to appear on the "Programs page" and being able to start and stop the program easily.
> >
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28 Sep 2015, Anthony Villano, Suggestion, Feature Request: MIDAS sequencer abort.
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I am working for the SuperCDMS collaboration on some DAQ issues for our upcoming
SNOLAB installation. So far, the MIDAS sequencer seems to be a good paradigm
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22 Oct 2015, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, Feature Request: MIDAS sequencer abort.
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> it would be useful to have a kind of scripted "abort" for when something goes wrong ...
How about having the sequencer switching from the aborted sequence file to the special "abort" sequence file? That
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22 Oct 2015, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Feature Request: MIDAS sequencer abort.
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> > it would be useful to have a kind of scripted "abort" for when something goes wrong ...
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> How about having the sequencer switching from the aborted sequence file to the special "abort" sequence file? That
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24 Oct 2015, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Feature Request: MIDAS sequencer abort.
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> It would be useful to have it be specified for each script. Reason is that it's simpler, some scripts might only
> change a few sensitive settings, then on abort it only has to set back to "normal" what it touched to begin with.
> Also, the "normal" values are usually stored in local variables, so it's important to have those similarly accessible
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21 Jun 2004, Piotr Zolnierczuk, , FAQ: anonymous cvs access?
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Is the midas CVS server set-up so that I can pull the newest
version off the CVS server?
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21 Jun 2004, Pierre-André Amaudruz, , FAQ: anonymous cvs access?
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> Is the midas CVS server set-up so that I can pull the newest
> version off the CVS server?
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22 Jun 2004, Exaos Lee, , FAQ: anonymous cvs access?
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> In the Midas doc under "Quick Start"
> http://midas.triumf.ca/doc/html/quickstart.html
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29 Jun 2004, Konstantin Olchanski, , FAQ: anonymous cvs access?
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> Is the midas CVS server set-up so that I can pull the newest
> version off the CVS server?
>
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31 Aug 2010, Konstantin Olchanski, Info, Experimental POSIX shared memory support
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As of svn rev 4807, src/system.c has an experimental implementation of POSIX shared memory. It is
similar to the already existing implementation of MMAP shared memory, but uses POSIX shm_open()
instead of directly mmapping the .xxx.SHM file.
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23 Sep 2010, Konstantin Olchanski, Info, Example javascript midas page
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We had javascript ODBGet() and ODBSet() functions for some time now, permitting implementation of
"page-reload-free" "self-updating" web pages. I finally got around to put all the javascript bits together
to actually implement such a page. The main difference from a normal MIDAS "custom" page is the data
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23 Sep 2010, Stefan Ritt, Info, Example javascript midas page 
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> We had javascript ODBGet() and ODBSet() functions for some time now, permitting
implementation of
> "page-reload-free" "self-updating" web pages. I finally got around to put all
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