Attendance:
Kent Blackburn, Stuart, Masha, Peter, Ed, Jolien, Duncan,
Patrick, Erik, Warren, Joe, John, Rauha, Alan,
Status of LDAS:
Code freeze on Friday: tag and push onto ldas-test. Will not make
changes unless some bug is discovered. Will continue to make
changes to ldas-dev as to make improvements for release. Concerns:
(i) has not tested freq. downsampling, (ii) no insight into how
ldas will be able to produce reduced data sets.
Availability of test system on Monday, 15 April 2002
Tag and release on Friday, 19 April 2002
Are build instructions up-to-date? As far as he knows, it
available on the ldas-dev.
libcurl is new
gcc new patch
new ospace compiled optimized
several other packages re-compiled
going over to a new ssh and ssl
A lot of packages have been removed in favor of RPM. They will try
to make a list of versions available within the documentation.
Masha will get a tag from Jolien and push everything onto the LDAS
system.
Status of LAL/LALWrapper:
Hard freeze this evening. Anticipate pre-release by Monday. Will
announce to Masha and lal-discuss.
Close archives for weekend. For testing will re-open lalwrapper
archive to developers. If people need to make changes to lal, he
will give permission.
Coordination of testing:
Request will go through lal-discuss and then will be handled by
jolien and kent. When a new version needs to be pushed onto the
system, they will stop ldas for a little while. He will try to
coordinate with lal/lalwrapper changes.
If there is missing data,
If there are bugs that show up on our system. It might be good to
have the developers.
Database Issues:
Rauha has a request for another change to the multi-burst table. If
they can get this in this week, they probably will be. Rauha will
send a new request to lal-discuss. Peter and Kent will handle
this.
Replication and federation of databases. May need to upgrade to a
newer version. Different than what Peter circulated before. Igor
has made a lot of progress on using the functionality of DB2. There
is a central database that captures all the information.
LSUG is the right forum to discuss this issue. Need to make sure
that it makes its way onto the agenda as often as possible. They
will get him to post it on the web.
Last chance:
2 GHz P4 with 0.5 Gb per node. Would like to know memory
requirements.
Other business:
Visibility in the control rooms. Greg will help with this.
Dave Barker opening a new interface into the epics system. Can now
run on solaris and linux. Get the alarms produced in control room
visible to us.
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