20000113: Gempak compile problem

Mark,

I tried to look on your computer, but your environment will not
allow any x connect out of your campus (garp, xterm etc).

I noticed that the distribution is owned my tuckerm.
My question is who is having problems running Garp? is it the
gempak account, tuckerm, or someone else? It could be a file permission 
problem where the user or group does not have access to the config file path.

Otherwise I do not see any problem. Presumably tcsh isn't having
a problem with the environmental variables. Have you tried launching garp from
a different xterm than launched ntl?

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


>From: Mark Tucker <address@hidden>
>Organization: .
>Keywords: 200001211809.LAA12784

>On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Unidata Support wrote:
>
>> 
>> Mark,
>> 
>> the /pub/nawips-dv etc paths are defaulted in the gui/gui.c
>> roputine and should always get overridden by the $GARPHOME/config/Garp_defau
> lts
>> definitions.
>> 
>> It sounds as if GARPHOME and/or GARP_PATH isn't correctly defined in your 
>> environment and so none of the Garp_defaults definitions are being read.
>> These are defined art the top of the Gemenviron file and should be
>> relative to the $NAWIPS directory- so they should be correct if
>> $NAWIPS is properly set and if the garp directory is $NAWIPS/garp.
>> 
>> Since you said that Gemenviron is properly configured, it sounds as if 
>> ntl was launched without Gemenviron being sourced to define those
>> environmental variables into the csh.
>
>I just repeated these errors and verified that Gemenviron is in fact being
>read into the environment.  All the environment variable are correct
>including GARPHOME and GARP_PATH before I launch ntl.  
>
>As a test, I created the path /pub/nawips-dv/comet/ on the system with a
>symbolic link garp -> /usr/local/gempak/garp just to satisfy this error.
>I am still getting the errors on opening the Image Products menu with the
>same problems with being unable to select data scale and product types:
>
>Warning: 
>    Name: VertScrollBar
>    Class: XmScrollBar
>    Maximum value is less than or equal to minimum value.
>
>Warning: 
>    Name: VertScrollBar
>    Class: XmScrollBar
>    Specified slider size is less than 1.
>
>I have a gempak account on this machine (155.42.21.99) which has the same
>password as the Unidata ftp site's password for gbuddy.  If you would like
>you may take a look around the machine and see if I am missing something.
>
>Mark Tucker
>Information Technology
>Lyndon State College
>address@hidden
>
>