Closed simsong closed 1 year ago
Missed dfxml when we pulled in submodules; have pushed it and set you as reviewer. Will remove remote.cgi (don't think we ever use it).
Tagging @tbeggs-econo for the MySQL questions. We have pointed the user to the MySQL documentation; if we want step-by-step instructions for getting MySQL working on AWS outside of GovCloud, that is something we'll need to add.
remote.cgi
is the dashboard that shows you how far the reconstruction has progressed. It was certainly useful to be able to pull up this information on my cell phone during the database reconstruction. How did you monitor it?
I don't think that we need to tell people how to install MySQL. We need to tell people how the server needs to be set up, and what it is used for. Specifically, we need to tell people:
I used the --status option in dbrtool.py for monitoring.
@tbeggs-econo can you add in the information above?
—status is fine! Be sure to document it.
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I used the --status option in dbrtool.py for monitoring.
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@tbeggs-econo Can you verify that config.ini is still used (my understanding is that it is) and add to the README the parts of it that need updating?
I sorry coffee not hitting me yet. Yes. Still in use. The JSON is to replace solely the items we used to have to pull from a secrets file. So the json is items them must fill out to run. Vs the config.ini in theory can just use the defaults if they would like. There might be some overlaps I can try to clean up.
I do not believe config.ini is used anywhere that we still run. I think it might be referenced in an outdated test. I'll get rid of it.
I think that you are wrong here. It's used in drbtool.py for drbtool_config. My quick review shows that:
Yes we need config.ini, but the user shouldn't have to edit it unless they need to turn down the parallelism.
Yes sorry was logged into wrong repo when my mind was switching to work mode. I think I was making the edit to the comment at the same time you left yours. (see edit)
Leaving this open in case @tbeggs-econo or @simsong want to do more testing, but steps 0 -2 work fine for me. Verified that step1 needs --latin1 to work properly with original SF1 files.
Spun up an ubuntu vm to test and was able to get recon running up to step 3 where I started running into memory allocation and Gurobi limitations. (Both would be expected if running on a small machine like I spun up).
Is the code in the replication repo supposed to be able to run? If so:
report.cgi
as it cannot be run in its current version.recon/dbrecon_config.json
; isrecon/config.ini
still used? If so, we should instruct people to update it also. If not, should we delete it and the files that depend upon it?