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Common DFOS tools:
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dfos = Data Flow Operations System, the common tool set for DFO |
Find here a description of how to setup a new operational dfos installation. We assume that you have already somewhere else an operational dfos system and that you either want to adapt this on a new platform, or copy and adapt it to a new account. Therefore, we focus on the aspect of how to adapt the .dfosrc file and assume that anything else is then simply copied from the old ("reference") site to the new installation.
Throughout this documentation, we assume that you already have an operational account, that it is properly set up and that you are familiar with the DFO workflows. This means: this guide will not explain how to configure isql, what a cronjob is or how to pack data.
go to | dfos | and download dfosrc.tar into your $DFO_INSTALL_DIR; untar (tar -xvf dfosrc.tar) |
Now you have finished the first and most important step towards your successful dfos installation.
If you want to use dfosExplorer for the new installation:
If you want to copy dfosExplorer to your new account, that's fine. Saves you reading the above.
Special case: phoenix installation. Check out here how to proceed. Most of the installation can be done with updating the .dfosrc file and calling 'dfosExplorer'. This tool is PHOENIX aware and downloads a specific reference installation file.
If not yet done, tune your browser properly. Read here how to proceed.
Click on 'help', read the short help. To read the extended help, click on 'dfos', and select 'dfosExplorer' on the horizontal navigation bar.