To setup your account for working with the BLC SPI data
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last update of this file: July 23, 2003

create on your home directory a directory for the parameter files:

cd
mkdir pfiles
mkdir data_rep

copy the parameter files to your pfiles directory:

cp /home/isdc_guest/spi_int/pfiles/*.par ~/pfiles

execute the following line on Sun/Solaris:
source /isdc/scripts/login --ACTIVITY=OSA --ISDC_ENV=/isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep
and under Linux just:
source /isdc/scripts/login --ACTIVITY=OSA --ISDC_ENV=/isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep 

OR include in .tcshrc (or which shell you are using; this is setting up
your system correctly for use with SunOS as well as for Linux):

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if( `uname` == "SunOS" ) then 
 source /isdc/scripts/login --ACTIVITY=OSA --ISDC_ENV=/isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep 
 setenv PATH /isdc//reference/workshop-6.1/SUNWspro/bin:/isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep/bin:${PATH}
 setenv ISDC_SCRIPT_PATH /isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep/scripts
 setenv CFITSIO_INCLUDE_FILES /isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep/templates
 echo SunOS setup
endif

if( `uname` == "Linux" ) then 
    source /isdc/scripts/login --ACTIVITY=OSA --ISDC_ENV=/isdc/integration/spi_int/sw_rep-linux
    echo Linux setup
endif
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go to your data_rep directory, create an obs directory and set the
links to the ISDC SPI data:

cd data_rep
setenv REP_BASE_PROD $PWD
mkdir obs
ln -s /unsaved_data/spi_cal/blc_processing/scw scw
ln -s /unsaved_data/spi_cal/blc_processing/aux aux
ln -s /unsaved_data/spi_cal/blc_processing/ic  ic
ln -s /unsaved_data/spi_cal/blc_processing/idx idx

(under Linux you use the same links)

Now you can work under your personal data_rep with the archived
Bruyeres-le-Chatel calibration data! Please note that there are some
disk space limits and that the data analysis takes a lot of disk
space. Up to now BLC data are available for science window 1 - 410,
which corresponds to the BLC logbook runs number.

The use of the LINUX system on isdcpc4 is possible if you use a .tcshrc as
shown above!