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IDL-based Space Physics Environment Data Analysis Software (bleeding edge)
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Finding a better home for some scripts #3

Open ericthewizard opened 1 year ago

ericthewizard commented 1 year ago

The script that commits the latest SVN changes to this repo, and the script that builds and releases the SPEDAS changelog, currently run on my Raspberry Pi - we should move this to one of the UCLA or Berkeley servers.

jameswilburlewis commented 1 year ago

Can you email me the scripts? I'm sure I can find a home for them on one of the SSL servers.

ericthewizard commented 1 year ago

Can you email me the scripts? I'm sure I can find a home for them on one of the SSL servers.

I just committed them to a new repo:

https://github.com/spedas/spedas-scripts

jameswilburlewis commented 1 year ago

Thanks! I'll play around with the scripts a little bit, and let you know when I think I have them working well out of the thmsoc cron jobs, so you can turn them off on your RPI system.

jameswilburlewis commented 1 year ago

It looks like we don't have Python 3 installed on all our Linux processing servers (danaid, danaid2, python, cronus, ophion, gaia2, thailo, ambrosia, themis-dev1, themis-dev2). git also appears to be missing on some of them. So the next step would be to get python (I'd suggest version 3.10) and git installed in a consistent place everywhere. Then, we should probably set up a virtual environment for thmsoc processing (perhaps somewhere like /disks/socware/thmsoc_dp_current/python/thmsoc_env).

When that's in place, I'll set up some SSH keys for the thmsoc account to access spedas.org and the bleeding_edge repo on github, then we can install Eric's scripts in our new environment and start testing.

ericthewizard commented 1 year ago

We could use GitHub actions to run these, like this guy is doing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CjA-03yK8I