Table of contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Prerequisits
- 3. Copying
Introduction
This page describes how to copy experiment data from multiple Mark6 modules for two scenarios:
- Case1: copying to a single module
- Case2: copying onto a set of 4 modules
The copying is done via the 10Gbps ethernet interface of the Mark6 recorders. At PV the following ethernet devices are used for coying:
recorder1 eth2 172.16.2.1 recorder2 eth2 172.16.2.2 eth4 172.16.4.2 recorder3 eth2 172.16.2.3 eth4 172.16.4.3 recorder4 eth2 172.16.2.4 recorder1-----eth2-----recorder2 | | | eth4 | | recorder4-----eth2------recorder3
Prerequisits
The Mark6 units should be in the state they were in at the time of the observation with the modules installed in the same slots as before, and their disks mounted.
Copying
- on the destination recorder go to /home/oper/collect
- in case no file collect._scans.conf exists create it with the following content
[collect_scans] # module=all to copy to a set of 4 modules # module={slot} to copy to the module in slot number {slot} module=all #recorders is a space limited list of the source recorder IPs # use: # 172.16.2.29 for recorder1 # 172.16.4.30 for recorder2 # 172.16.2.28 for recorder3 # 172.16.4.37 for recorder4 recorders=1.2.3.4 5.6.7.8 # scans is a space limited list of scan names as recorded # on the module (but excluding the vdif extension) scans=eXXaYY_ZZ_HHH-MMMM eXXaYY_ZZ_HHH-MMMM # target is the name of the directory on the destination modules # that will hold the copied data target=collected
- Edit the collect._scans.conf according to the above instructions
- execute the copying
collect_scans.py -c collect_scans.conf -q -v
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