Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of ParallelIPPvers

Timestamp:

May 5, 2009, 2:22:20 AM (17 years ago)

Author:

Sebastian Jester

Comment:

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ParallelIPPvers

@@ -75 +75 @@
 Go to [http://pan-starrs.ifa.hawaii.edu/project/IPP/software IPP download page] for tarballs of numbered versions; in addition to the IPP tarball itself, you will also need the extlibs and extperl tarballs with the matching version number.
 
-== What you always need to do ==
+== Default installation ==
 
 The necessary steps are: Get an IPP tarfile or export from svn (previously cvs); set the new version ID under which the psconfigure mechanism will know which version of IPP you mean (set the version id including the date if from svb/cvs, or using the version number if it is a numbered release); run the '''psbuild''' script which should compile everything in one long go.
@@ -106 +106 @@
 If using pantasks, update your <code>~/.bashrc</code> (or equivalent) to point to the new version. Done!
 
+=== To use ippMonitor ===
+
+ippMonitor is a web interface to see the state of the various pipelined reduction steps in the mySQL database driving everything. This needs to be installed in a separate step, after making sure that mySQL is running, apache is running with php installed, and php can talk to mySQL.
+
+The ippMonitor installation is done by
+{{{
+cd /IPP/svn-20090414/ippMonitor
+psconfigure --dbhost aida77 --dbuser ipp --dbpass XXXXXX --htdocs /srv/www/htdocs
+}}}
+
 == Just Ohana / dvo ==
 
@@ -117 +127 @@
 
 {{{
- psbuild -only Ohana -rebuild -clean
+ psbuild -dev -only Ohana -rebuild -clean
+ psbuild -dev -only ippconfig # Otherwise you have no config files...
+ # Again, omit -dev if building from numbered tarball
 }}}
 
-I definitely need -rebuild because otherwise there may still be files pointing to the previous install directory and nothing happens because those are still up to date. I just threw in -clean for good measure, as I wouldn't bet on everything working without it.
+You need -rebuild whenever there may still be files pointing to the previous install directory - without it, nothing happens because those are still up to date. I just threw in -clean for good measure, as I wouldn't bet on everything working without it.
 
 '''Note''' both of these don't quite work automatically, as any libraries that are not installed in /usr/local or another standard location need to be copied into the version-dependent tree's include/ and lib/ subdirectories.