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Enable autoFTP from the Field System
Install NCFTP on the recorder machine
Log into the Mark5 machine as user root
apt-get install ncftp
Enable autoftp in the Field System configuration
On the Field System computer (as user prog) go to /usr2/control
edit sked.ctl and make sure that it contains the following uncommented line
AutoFTP ON
optionally you can also uncomment the disk2file_Dir directive to specify a special path under which the
extracted file gets stored. This path must exist on the Mark5 recorder! If you leave this line commented out the files get stored in /home/oper by default.
e.g.:
disk2file_Dir /data
Install autoftp script
On the Field System computer (as user prog) go to /usr2/st/autoftp
If the script does not exist you can download it here.
Edit the autoftp perl script and change the contents of the following variables:
$mark5_node="XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX"; $mark5_user="oper"; $dest="ftp.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de"; $dest_user="anonymous"; $dest_pass="evlbi\@mpifr.de"; $dest_dir="/incoming/geodesy";
Replace XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX with the IP adress of your Mark5 recorder
Then run:
make
Allow passwordless login from Field System computer to Mark5 recorder
Try to log-in from the Field System machine to the Mark5 recorder as user oper. If prompted for a password do the following:
on the Field System computer go to /home/oper/.ssh
a) If a public key exists (typically named id_rsa.pub) copy it to the Mark5 recorder
scp id_rsa.pub oper@MARK5B:/home/oper/.ssh
log-into the mark5 recorder as user oper an go to /home/oper/.ssh
cat id_rsa.pub >> authorized_keys
b) if no public key exists
on the Field System machine as user oper:
ssh-keygen
use default ouput path, don't use passphrase.
Then follow instructions described under a)