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05 May 2021 |
Zaher Salman | Forum | m is not defined error | We had the same issue here, which comes from
mhttpd.js line 2395 on the current git version.
This seems to happen mostly when there is |
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2159
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06 May 2021 |
Stefan Ritt | Forum | m is not defined error | Thanks for reporting and pointing to the right
location.
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1041
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15 Dec 2014 |
Amy Roberts | Forum | lock ODB variables within sequencer? | Hello,
I'm wondering if it would be possible to |
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1349
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08 Mar 2018 |
Suzannah Daviel | Suggestion | link to an array element displays whole array in mhttpd | A link to an array variable such as
[local:npet:Stopped]/>ls /rcparams/ControlVariables/
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1350
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09 Mar 2018 |
Suzannah Daviel | Bug Report | link to an array element displays whole array in mhttpd | Further to my last message, I see that a midas
version from 2013 does indeed display
links to arrays as I would expect (see attachment). |
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1360
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23 Mar 2018 |
Stefan Ritt | Bug Report | link to an array element displays whole array in mhttpd | It might have worked some ~5 years ago, but
it never really showed the target value of
a link, just the
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1361
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23 Mar 2018 |
Suzannah Daviel | Bug Report | link to an array element displays whole array in mhttpd | > It might have worked some ~5 years ago,
but it never really showed the target value
of a link, just the
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1121
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15 Oct 2015 |
Amy Roberts | Forum | lazylogger: a little less lazy? | We're using the lazylogger to trigger a script
that copies files, and the lag
between a completed file appearing and the |
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804
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20 Jun 2012 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Info | lazylogger write to HADOOP HDFS | I tried using the lazylogger "Disk" method
to write into a HADOOP HDFS clustered filesystem
and found a
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818
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29 Jun 2012 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Info | lazylogger write to HADOOP HDFS | > Anyhow, the new lazylogger writes into HDFS
just fine and I expect that it would also
work for writing into
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534
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27 Nov 2008 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Info | lazylogger updated | lazylogger was updated to improve handling
of the list of runs still on disk
(odb /Lazy/xxx/List).
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1700
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20 Sep 2019 |
Frederik Wauters | Bug Report | lazylogger in cmake & max_event_size | compiling:
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1709
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27 Sep 2019 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | lazylogger in cmake & max_event_size | > The compile option -DHAVE_FTPLIB checked
in mdsupport.cxx disappeared if you
> compile with cmake.
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14 Oct 2019 |
Stefan Ritt | Bug Report | lazylogger in cmake & max_event_size | > > The compile option -DHAVE_FTPLIB checked
in mdsupport.cxx disappeared if you
> > compile with cmake.
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24 Oct 2019 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | lazylogger in cmake & max_event_size | > > > The compile option -DHAVE_FTPLIB checked
in mdsupport.cxx disappeared if you
> > > compile with cmake.
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168
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14 Oct 2004 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | lazylogger complains about zero-size files | With latest midas, I see this:
Thu Oct 14 19:31:17 2004 [Lazy_Tape] [lazylogger.c:1717:Lazy] |
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533
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27 Nov 2008 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | lazylogger complains about zero-size files | I now have a better understanding of this:
lazylogger uses ss_file_size() to find
out if a file exists or not. This function |
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827
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16 Aug 2012 |
Cheng-Ju Lin | Bug Report | launching roody kills the analyzer | Hi All,
I've installed midas (Rev:5294) on SLC6.3 |
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828
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16 Aug 2012 |
Cheng-Ju Lin | Bug Fix | launching roody kills the analyzer | OK, I've found the solution in the roody forum.
The solution for 64bit machine is to replace
uint32_t p =0;
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17 Aug 2012 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | launching roody kills the analyzer | > I've installed midas (Rev:5294) on SLC6.3
(64bit), along with recent trunk versions
of rootana and roody.
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