
doi: 10.2172/1033671
These steps were taken to maintain weekly archives: (1) Friday morning you stop the archiver and wait for it to finish writing data (the lock file will be removed from the directory); (2) move the current archive information to a PC via FTP; (3) remove all previous archive information in the previous directory; (4) move the current archive into the previous directory; (5) start a new archive; (6) burn a CDROM of the archive; and (7) copy the current archive to a specific directory. There are 2 ways to check if the Calorimeter Archiver is running, either through the WEB based front end or directly from a command line. Once the archiver is running it can be monitored from a WEB page. This only works with a browser launched from the online machine running the archiver. Each time the browser is reloaded there should be an update reported in the last write check field. You might have to wait a few minutes to see the update. Calorimetry currently takes readings every (300 sec.) 5 minutes. The second method to verify the archiver is running is to issue a command from a Linux cluster machine.
43 Particle Accelerators, Calorimeters, Internet, Data Base Management, Fermilab Tevatron, Data Processing Experiment-Hep, Calorimetry, Experiment-Hep
43 Particle Accelerators, Calorimeters, Internet, Data Base Management, Fermilab Tevatron, Data Processing Experiment-Hep, Calorimetry, Experiment-Hep
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