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20041007: McIDAS 2003 on Linux machine
- Subject: 20041007: McIDAS 2003 on Linux machine
- Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2004 09:20:14 -0600
>From: Eirh-Yu Hsie <address@hidden>
>Organization: CU/CIRES
>Keywords: 200410072103.i97L3DUE019418 McIDAS SYSKEY.TAB
Hi Hsie,
I apologize for not being able to answer this yesterday, but we are
in the middle of our Users Committee meeting.
>I run into this problem on a RedHat Linux (WS 3.0):
>
>squall:[84]% mcidas
>squall:[85]% Error in startup script: system key word 2301 read failed (-1)
> while executing
>"mcidas syskey get $i"
> (procedure "syskeyLoad" line 19)
> invoked from within
>"syskeyLoad"
> (file "/home/mcidas/linux/bin/mcgui.k" line 234)
>
>squall:[85]%
>squall:[85]% pwd
>/home/hsie/mcidas/data
>squall:[86]% dmap.k
>PERM SIZE LAST CHANGED FILENAME DIRECTORY
>---- --------- ------------ ---------- ---------
>-rw- 8848 Oct 07 14:55 SYSKEY.TAB /wrk/data6/mcidas
>8848 bytes in 1 files
>squall:[87]% ls -l /wrk/data6/mcidas/SYSKEY.TAB
>-rw-rw-r-- 1 ldm unidata 8848 Oct 7 14:55
>/wrk/data6/mcidas/SYSKEY.TAB
>squall:[88]%
>
>The SYSKEY.TAB is global readable. I do not have this problem in the Sun
>Solaris machine.
The problem is your SYSKEY.TAB file is truncated. It should be a lot
larger. Here is a long listing from a test Linux machine in my office:
~: ls -alt /data/ldm/mcidas/SYSKEY.TAB
-rw-rw-r-- 1 mcidas ldm 24000 Oct 8 09:18 /data/ldm/mcidas/SYSKEY.TAB
Your McIDAS session should be OK after you do the following:
cp ~mcidas/data/SYSKEY.TAB /wrk/data6/mcidas
chmod 664 /wrk/data6/mcidas/SYSKEY.TAB
Cheers,
Tom
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