Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Challenger

Timestamp:

Jan 26, 2016, 5:14:48 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

ehsan

Comment:

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Challenger

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 = Challenger =
 
-This is the top level page that describes my Pan-STARRS adventure. 
-The ultimate goal is to provide a set of accurate tools for photometry of large galaxies using PS data.
+ * This is the top level page that describes my Pan-STARRS adventure. 
+ * The ultimate goal is to provide a set of tools for accurate photometry of large galaxies.
+ * Using ISP (Imaging Sky Probe) data for better evaluation of the sky background. 
+[created in January 2016 - Ehsan Kourkchi]
 
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+= How to install pipeline =
+
+ 1. Getting access to PS server
+{{{
+ssh -X username@ippc??
+}}}
+ 2. Download the pipeline into your home directory 
+{{{
+svn co http://svn.pan-starrs.ifa.hawaii.edu/repo/ipp/trunk
+}}}
+ 3. To properly install the code, follow the instruction in README in the root directory of the pipeline. 
+{{{
+cd $TRUNK/psconfig
+}}}
+and follow INSTALL instruction. TRUNK is the path-address of the pipeline. At this stage, all necessary executable (binary) files would be compiled.
+   *  Note: Use "{{{psbuild -dev -extbuild}}}" in order to compile everything.
+ 4. Modify {{{.tcshrc}}} in your home directory. This is where all necessary environmental variables are initialize for the shell you are using. Also see http://svn.pan-starrs.ifa.hawaii.edu/trac/ipp/wiki/IPP_on_ifaps1?action=edit
+
+Usually, looking at `~ipp/.tcshrc` will give you an idea how to set-up your own `~/.tcshrc`.
+
+ 5. Source `.tcshrc` or open another `tcsh` sehll by running `tcsh`.
+{{{
+source ~/.tcshrc
+}}}
+
+ 6. After all, you may find you cannot still run your desired IPP commands, therefore you may need to either modify your `.tcshrc` or compile some extra packages. Normally all packages should be installed all at once, unless some last minute changes have been introduced to some components.
+
+ 7. Consult to an IPP expert if you are stuck.