IPP Progress Report for the week YYYY.MM.DD - YYYY.MM.DD

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Eugene Magnier

Serge Chastel

• Moved ippMonitor to ippdb03 (ippMonitor.ipp.ifa.hawaii.edu is its alias)
• Fixed warpProcessed_Images (Note: new configuration is not changed when deploying new ipp version)
• Limited some requests from ippMonitor when there is no filtering
• Spent a lot of time with psphot and flipping images for zoology: discovered that psphot had a random part once all experiments have been run

Heather Flewelling

• false detections
  • investigations involving skyprobe (different problem with false detection rate - not detecting enough things) ​http://svn.pan-starrs.ifa.hawaii.edu/trac/ipp/wiki/ZoologySkyProbe
  • help serge a bit (configuring psphot / things to check/test )
• ifaps1 stress testing rebuilt raid
• czar on 3 days
  • investigated why burntool has problems...
• liason
  • investigating TD's stacks (why not deep enough/not enough area, need more info)
  • investigated RW's missing exps
  • investigated SAS and LAP dvodb for Roy,
• addstar - rsync complete - need to restart addstar on ipp004/ipp005.

Roy Henderson

Mark Huber

• MD02.V3 refstack completed, verified and distributed. MD10, 01, 02 evaluation continues.
• Increased difference image detections in some exposures look to be caused by glitch from tracking or aberration. Sample set selected and updated to visually inspect images.
• simtest IPP->PSPS test configuration debugging continued.

Bill Sweeney

Chris Waters

• Nightly Science: extended cleanup timeout period to prevent the cleanup command from not fully completing.
• Diskspace: Finished coding and testing of first instance retargetting shuffle. This should free up space on wave2/wave3 nodes, as well as allowing processes to run somewhat faster due to decreased I/O. Need to increase the speed, as it appears to not be running quite fast enough. This is also finding inconsistent nebulous objects, and I have a script in place to repair these.
• LAP: continued LAP processing, with some minimal planning for the next revision.