20050823: mcidasx problem

>From: "John Hobbie" <address@hidden>
>Organization: NMSU/NSBF
>Keywords: 200508232209.j7NM9mjo016851 McIDAS-X startup

Hi John,

I apologize for this being a very brief note without a solution to your
problem.  I am currently on vacation in a place with dial-up internet
acces only.

I suspect that your problem is that you are running the SSEC McIDAS-X
startup, not mine.  Please try starting using:

'mcidas -config'

(NOT mcidasx) and see if things work for you.

I return from vacation on Friday,  but I have meetings scheduled all
day, so I will not be able to really dig into your problem until
Saturday night or Sunday (if the 'mcidas -config') doesn't work
for you.

Cheers,

Tom

>
>I have just done a clean install of mcidas2005 (make all), had set the environ
> mental variables and started up mcidasx.  The GUI came up and I clicked on th
> e Micellaneous tab and unchecked the Start GUI upon McIDAS startup box;  I sa
> ved the settings then clicked  Start McIDAS and got the following message:
>
>[mcidas@psnldm src]$ mcidasx
>WARNING: only run as the user 'mcidas' for supervisory tasks
>Running McIDAS configuration GUI...
>[mcidas@psnldm src]$ Error in startup script: invalid command name "fileToList
> "
>   while executing
>"fileToList $mcrcfile"
>   (procedure "readMcidasrc" line 139)
>   invoked from within
>"readMcidasrc "$home/.mcidasrc""
>   (file "/home/mcidas/mcidas2005/src/mcidas" line 667)
>
>There was no .mcidasrc  when I ran mcidasx; there are several  .mcidasrc*  fil
> es now.   all are permissioned at 664
>
>What step did I leave out this time?   (I deleted all the newly installed stuf
> f and did the procedure again, with the same results.)  
>
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Hobbie
>National Scientific Balloon Facility
>
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