 06 Mar 2019, Pintaudi Giorgio, Forum, Best MIDAS branch/version for "production"
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> > Hmm... for most experiments, we do not "install" midas. I should probably remove the "install" target from the Makefile.
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06 Mar 2019, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Best MIDAS branch/version for "production"
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> > > Hmm... for most experiments, we do not "install" midas. I should probably remove the "install" target from the Makefile.
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> install MIDAS in the /opt/midas folder to remain consistent with the other programs that we are using for
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06 Mar 2019, Pintaudi Giorgio, Forum, Best MIDAS branch/version for "production"
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> I see. Would this work as well? Instead of "make install" do this:
> su - root
> cd /opt
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 02 Mar 2008, Exaos Lee, Suggestion, Bash Script for handling an experiment code 
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I rearanged the files in "examples/experiment" as the attached "mtest_exp.zip". I re-write the start/stop script as the attached "daq.sh". The script "daq.sh"
can be re-used for many experiments. The user only needs to provide an script "daq_env.sh" as the following containing the settings for the experiment
environment.
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10 Mar 2024, Zaher Salman, Bug Report, Autostart program
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Hello everyone,
It seems that if a frontend is started automatically by using Program->Auto start then the status page does not show it as started. This is since the FE |
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11 Mar 2024, Konstantin Olchanski, Bug Report, Autostart program
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> It seems that if a frontend is started automatically by using Program->Auto start then the status page does not show it as started. This is since the
FE name has a number after the name. If I stop and start manually then the status page shows the correct state of the FE. Am I doing something wrong or
is this a bug somewhere?
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28 Nov 2013, Konstantin Olchanski, Info, Audit of fixed size arrays
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In one of the experiments, we hit a long time bug in mdump - there was an array of 32 equipments and if
there were more than 32 entries under /equipment, it would overrun and corrupt memory. Somehow this
only showed up after mdump was switched to c++. The solution was to use std::vector instead of fixed
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29 Aug 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, At last, I'm here again!
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I always got a 503 server error while I tried to connect this log book the latest
weeks. I don't know why. I hope it is not due to the network censorship because
of the coming National Day of China. Anyway, good luck to me when I want to paste
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12 Oct 2003, Konstantin Olchanski, , Array overruns in mhttpd.c::submit_elog()
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While adding new functionality to submit_elog() (add the message text to the
outgoing email), I noticed that the email text is being stored into an array
of size 256, mail_text[256], without any checks for array overrun. This
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12 Oct 2003, Konstantin Olchanski, , Array overruns in mhttpd.c::submit_elog()
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> While adding new functionality to submit_elog() (add the message text to the
> outgoing email), I noticed that the email text is being stored into an array
> of size 256, mail_text[256], without any checks for array overrun. This
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13 Oct 2003, Stefan Ritt, , Array overruns in mhttpd.c::submit_elog()
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> > While adding new functionality to submit_elog() (add the message text to
the
> > outgoing email), I noticed that the email text is being stored into an
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13 Oct 2003, Konstantin Olchanski, , Array overruns in mhttpd.c::submit_elog()
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> > > While adding new functionality to submit_elog() ....
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> The whole elog functionality in mhttpd will be replaced (sometime) ...
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23 Sep 2010, Stefan Ritt, Info, Another example of a JavaScript midas page
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Please find attached another example of a JavaScript (JS) page using the
ODBGet/Set functions.
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04 Mar 2009, Dawei Liu, Forum, Analyzer gets killed cm_watchdog
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Hello Midas experts:
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24 Mar 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Analyzer gets killed cm_watchdog
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Hi,
your log script sound to me like the analyzer either got into an infinite loop or
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18 Feb 2008, Jimmy Ngai, Bug Report, Analyzer cannot run as Daemon
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Hi All,
I'm testing MIDAS SVN rev-4113 on Scientific Linux 5.1 (i386) and the Analyzer
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14 Oct 2022, Lars Martin, Suggestion, Allow onchange to refer to arbitrary js function
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Maybe this is already possible, I have a hard time understanding the mhttpd source code.
I would like to use a function defined in the <script> block of my custom page as an onchange callback.
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14 Oct 2022, Ben Smith, Info, Allow onchange to refer to arbitrary js function
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> I would like to use a function defined in the <script> block of my custom page as an onchange callback.
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> Is this a possibility?
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22 Oct 2022, Lars Martin, Info, Allow onchange to refer to arbitrary js function
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I figured I wasn't the first to have this idea.
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22 Oct 2022, Lars Martin, Info, Allow onchange to refer to arbitrary js function
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Actually, now that I look again, there is a mistake in the instructions:
you say
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