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--- s800_daq_tools [2017/07/17 17:42]
pereira [Old processes still running]
+++ s800_daq_tools [2017/07/17 17:46]
pereira [Old processes still running]
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 ==== Old processes still running ====
-Sometimes, particularly if the S800 DAQ session ended in an uncontrolled way (e.g. you tried to "kill" it), there may be old processes running (CCUSB and/or VMUSB and/or S800 event builder) that will prevent Readout GUI to begin a run. A situation like this may lead to error messages such us "Socket ID already in use". Whenever this happens (typically after clicking ''Begin'' in Readout GUI), the system sends an error message complaining about one of these processes still running. If you find yourself in this situation try:
+Sometimes, particularly if the S800 DAQ session ended in an uncontrolled way (e.g. you tried to "kill" it), there may be old processes running (CCUSB and/or VMUSB and/or S800 event builder) that will prevent Readout GUI to begin a run. Whenever this happens (typically after clicking ''Begin'' in Readout GUI), the system sends an error message complaining about one of these processes still running (for instance "Socket ID already in use"). If you find yourself in this situation try:
-      - Exit your Readout GUI properly
+      - Exit your Readout GUI
-      - On a Linux session, connect to spdaq19 by typing ''ssh -Y s800@spdaq19'' (the S800 password can be found in the S800 binder that is kept in the data-U1 logbook cabinet)
+      - On a Linux session, connect to the S800 spdaq by typing ''ssh -Y s800@spdaqXX'' (Contact the Device Physicist to get the spdaq number XX and S800 password)
       - Type ''ps aux | grep Readout'' to ensure that Readout is indeed not running
       - Type ''/usr/opt/nscldaq/xxxx/bin/ringbuffer status'', where xxxx is the daq version, e.g. 11.0-020

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