home . ... The information on this page applies to the following DFO operational machines: . ... Home directories for the operational instrument accounts (as well as other important home directories such as quality, flowmgr etc) are served to the DFO Blade nodes and the QC cluster nodes via NFS from hrs01 . ... Since 2008-10-07 , the entire /ots directory structure (i.e. including these two vital home directory systems) is backed up to the Backup Server bu2 using the ONANU.backup script . ...

... So the data structure on a real tape can be completely simulated on disk, as is shown below: Structure on tape Structure on disk tape.descriptor BLOCK of fb11 bytes "@file000001.mt" "fb11" BLOCK of fb12 bytes "fb12" .. BLOCK of fb1n bytes "fb1n" TAPE MARK "0" BLOCK of fb21 bytes "@file000002.mt" "fb21" .. ... Whenever a disktape is opened with MTOPEN, it will check whether the tape descriptor file exists. ... A tape device, be it a tapeunit or a disk file, is opened with function MTOPEN. ...

The Library of Medium Resolution Spectra . HyperLeda home | Documentation | ... The library is divided into different archive corresponding to the different datasets. ... They are stored as tar files. ... cumulus . ... The archive will be divided in subdirectories in order to avoid problems with some unix commands which have a limitation in the size of the argument or number of files. ... The file name is the file number in this dataset The file naming convention has the form: LYYMMOBSj/nnnn . ...

... Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4 . ... User-specific directories . ... A request for http://www.example.com/~bob/one/two.html will be translated to: . ... http://www.example.com/users/bob/one/two.html . ... http://www.example.com/bob/usr/one/two.html . ... With a request for http://www.example.com/~bob/one/two.html , will try to find the page at ~bob/public_html/one/two.html first, then /usr/web/bob/one/two.html , and finally it will send a redirect to http://www.example.com/bob/one/two.html . ...

The File System . A directory is a collection of files within a user's account (actually, it's a logical structure of files anywhere on the system, but we will focus here on how directories are used in your own user area). ... Typing DIR at the system prompt will list all the files in the current directory. ... DIR ). ... A directory can be deleted using the DELETE command, just like you would delete a file, except that the directory must be empty (no files in it) and the protection on the . ...

This package contains two libraries of SAS utilities: saslib and sasdal . ... setEmosRejectionMask(TableT table) . ... Directory d("."); . ... class Directory : public list { public: Directory ( const string name = . , const string pattern = * , const bool recurse = false); Directory ( const DirEntry * d, const string pattern = * , const bool recurse = false); void filter( const string pattern); string filter() const ; void recurse( const bool dorecurse); ...

README for XFree86 on OS/2 : Adding Variables to CONFIG.SYS . ... ETC . Set to an ETC directory. Normally, this is already set to the ETC directory of the TCP/IP code, such as SET ETC=C:\TCPIP\ETC For Warp 4 and later, this may point to the \MPTN\ directory. ... Normally you will set this variable to the same value as the HOSTNAME variable and simply add a :0.0 after it, such as SET DISPLAY=myhost:0.0 Read the X11 man page on the exact meaning of these postfixes and other options. ...

OptInt PmWiki . Pm Wiki / . Edit Page | ... Wiki Help . ... Local resources . ... Initial Setup Tasks . ... Cookbook (addons) . ... Most PmWiki configuration is performed in files called local/config.php and pub/css/local.css . ... When you first install PmWiki, the local/config.php file does not exist. ... PmWiki never writes to files in the local/ or cookbook/ directories, so placing your customizations here makes it easier to track the changes and upgrade PmWiki without losing the changes. ...

This module provides for user-specific directories. ... Source File: mod_userdir.c . ... Module: mod_userdir . ... Use of the enabled keyword, or disabled with a list of usernames, is only available in Apache 1.3 and above. ... Directory-filename is one of the following: . ... A request for http://www.foo.com/~bob/one/two.html will be translated to: UserDir public_html -> ~bob/public_html/one/two.html UserDir /usr/web -> /usr/web/bob/one/two.html UserDir /home/*/www -> /home/bob/www/one/two.html . ...

... The mirrorCtrl mirror controller actor controls one telescope mirror. It accepts desired orientation and commands mirror motion accordingly. ... It is presently designed to command a Galil mirror controller , but one may add support for other low-level motion controllers. mirrorCtrl is written pure Python. ... Home the desired actuators, where actuator list is a comma-separated list of actuator letters A through F (but some mirrors have fewer than 6 actuators). 2.5m M1 valid actuators: A-F . ...

... Classes . ... Nebula Class Reference . ... getInfoString (const StelCore *core, const InfoStringGroup &flags) const . ... getCloseViewFov (const StelCore *core=NULL) const . ... getVMagnitude (const StelCore *core, bool withExtinction=false) const . ... getSelectPriority (const StelCore *core) const . ... getEquinoxEquatorialPos (const StelCore *core) const . ... getJ2000GalacticPos (const StelCore *core) const . ... getPositionInfoString (const StelCore *core, const InfoStringGroup &flags) const . ...

Databases (NSDC) of the Natural Planetary Satellites. ... NSDC: Database of astrometric observations of Natural Planetary Satellites . ... They are thoroughly looking for observations in different sources, creating their owndatabases which are then mostly inaccessible to other researchers. ... In the file "content" with explications, the reference is given to the data source as well as the bibliographic reference. ... Data sources. ... Why a specific bibliographic database for Natural satellites? ...

... Co-ordinate systems description . Directories structure . The file names' construction . The file set description . ... The orbital information for each month is presented in the separate directory. The INTERBALL orbital data are located on the STDA server, for each month in the separate subdirectory, which name consists from the year (YYYY) and month (MM) numbers. The Parent Directory of the Tail Probe orbital data is http://www.iki.rssi.ru/da/interball/tail/orbit/ . ...

Following are instructions to build and install the programs in this distribution. Make sure that you have all necessary tools for building executables. ... The automatic build process expects a configuration file called Config.local . ... The configuration file specifies the directory in which to install the binaries, as well as control over the generation of debugging code and reference clock support. ... Cleans out object files, programs and temporary files. make distclean . ...

... The fpga code has been modularized so that different signal processors can reuse the verilog code of the different modules. ... Module constants are normally defined in module/src/Makefiles.def . ... dlpf/ : Code for DLPF module. src: Makefile.defs, mkdlpf perl script, top.v . ... plinth : holds code that is not included in sp. src: verilog code for plinth as well as Makefile.defs. build: this directory has an .edn and .edf file but no Makefile? . ... dlpf: Makefile to build dlpf module for sp . ...

A directory is a file that holds other files and other directories. ... Having your own directory structure gives you a definable place to work from and allows you to structure your information in a way that makes best sense to you. Directories which you create belong to you - you are said to "own" them - and you can set access permissions to control which other users can have access to the information they contain. ... Working with directories . ...

... A flexible and efficient scheme allowing arbitrary FITS Binary and ASCII Tables to be converted to arbitrary C structures at run-time is presented. ... We have developed a versatile scheme that allows data transfer between FITS Tables and C data structures. This generic scheme uses two supporting structures: a TBLCOL to contain an arbitrary FITS Binary or ASCII Table (or both), and a translation table that maps TBLCOL to a user-specified C structure. ... Figure: TBLCOL Format Components. ...

Next: The root filesystem Up: Overview of the Directory Previous: Overview of the Directory . This chapter is loosely based on the Linux filesystem standard, FSSTND, version 1.2 (see the bibliography, [ Qui95 ]), which attempts to set a standard for how the directory tree in a Linux system is organized. ... This chapter does not explain all files in detail. ... The major parts are the root, /usr љ , /var љ , and /home љ filesystems (see figure 2.1 ). ... Figure 2.1: Parts of a Unix directory tree. ...

Next: *.imh and *.qp Extensions Up: IRAF/PROS Files Previous: IRAF Image Arrays . The x-ray data are stored in QPOE files (Quick Position-Ordered Events, *.qp ) rather than image arrays. ... Note that, unlike IRAF images, QPOE files have no associated header file, and are always stored in the current directory, unless explicitly specified otherwise. Non-PROS IRAF tasks can also access QPOE data files in place of image arrays. ... rp110590.qp[pi=2:30] . ... The ROSAT PSPC qp file images are . ...

... reference to the following paper: Karakas Lattanzio (2007, PASA, submitted) Each file contains: 1) pulse number 2) the core mass , Mcore ( Msun ) 3) maximum mass of the intershell convection zone, M_csh ( Msun ) 4) duration of intershell convection , t_csh (years) 5) mass dredged into the envelope, D_dredge ( Msun ) 6) lambda 7) lambda_dup defined by Goriely Mowlavi (= lambda x (DMh/Mpulse) where Mpulse is the maximum ...