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These steps are to setup access to run or create programs in the JSOC-SDP environment.
First make sure you have both a jsocwiki and solar group linux login.
ALL USERS: Become a JsocWiki member by following the instructions at the "Help for new JsocWiki users" section at JsocWikiAdmin.
ALL USERS: Read [:SystemEnvironment:System Environment] and decide which machines you plan to use for JSOC work.
Now do the following four steps (or six, for developers) in this order:
ALL USERS: [:DrmsEnvironmentVars:DRMS Environment Variables] -- Set the DRMS required shell environment variables
DEVELOPERS ONLY: Make sure you are in the unix/linux group "SOI" (Brian, Keh-Cheng)
DEVELOPERS ONLY: [:CvsInit:Make Your CVS Work Area] -- Set up your work area for making new code
ALL USERS: Make sure you are in the jsoc_users -at- sun.stanford.edu mail list (Brian, Keh-Cheng, Phil)
ALL USERS: [:DrmsPassword:DRMS Password] -- Set up your DRMS password file
ALL USERS: [:DrmsPermission:DRMS Permission] -- Things you should know about permissions in DRMS
Once completed, you are all set up and ready to go. If you are a developer, the following contains useful information:
DEVELOPERS INFO: [:CvsSandbox:Working in Your CVS "Sandbox"] -- Concurrent Versions System (CVS) for software configuration management
