If NOR or FIN net-stare computer (the Linux-PC) system disk has to be
replaced, the version they send from Lindau does not contain the
software to generate the "analyzed" files
(20021125.nor.analyzed.hdf.gz). These files are usually stored under
/home/stare/analyzed/ on the station Linux-PC and copied each night to
FMI, stored on sumppu under /proj/STARE/analyzed/. They are also used
to generate the RTI plots on sumppu, /proj/STARE/RTI/. (The programs
that do this reside under /proj/STARE/bin/).

The software to produce the analyzed files includes:
1) Tela (http://www.geo.fmi.fi/prog/tela.html)
2) the tela program stare.t
3) the script analyze, residing under /home/stare/stare

The user stare should have something like the following crontab entry:

STARE="/home/stare/stare"
0 3 * * * (date; $STARE/stareproc) >>$STARE/stareproc.err 2>&1; (date;$STARE/analyze) >>$STARE/stareanal.err 2>&1

i.e. the program /home/stare/stare/analyze must be run each night
after concatenating the hourly data files into 24-hour data file.

This directory contains usr.local.lib.tela.tgz and usr.local.bin.tgz,
which contain a binary Tela distribution, and the stare.t program
under /usr/local/lib/tela/t/ (so that tela finds it automatically).
The tarfile home.stare.tgz contains (among other things) the analyze
script.

To install all the software on the station Linux-PC, you can do the
following:

1. Copy usr.local.lib.tela.tgz, usr.local.bin.tgz under /home/stare/
2. Become root
3. cd /usr/local/lib
4. tar xzf /home/stare/usr.local.lib.tela.tgz
5. check permissions, do chmod -R og+r /usr/local/lib/tela, if needed, also set chmod
a+x on directories under /usr/local/lib/tela, if not already
6. cd /usr/local/bin
7. tar xzf /home/stare/usr.local.bin.tgz
8. check permissions similarly
9. Go back to being ordinary user (stare)
10. make directory /home/stare/analyzed, if not already

For home.stare.tgz, it is best to unpack in some temporary directory,
and copy the script analyze from there manually, since you will not
need the other stuff that is there.

To test it, simply invoke the command "analyze". It should process all
data files currently in /home/stare/dataarch, and produce an analyzed
file out of each under /home/stare/analyzed/, unless the corresponding
analyzed file already exists there. Notice that ISDN has timeout, so
it is best to invoke "analyze" thus: nohup analyze >out 2>&1 &, or
something similar.

Note 1. It can be so that the analyze script already exists after
Lindau people have done their installation.

Note 2. In Finland, you also need to install the clock maintainer
stuff that is included under /home/stare/stare/. This is because the
radio clock does not work in Hankasalmi and thus the DOS-PC is kept in
time by the following arrangement: /home/stare/data/curtime.dat is
written every second by /usr/local/sbin/maintain_curtime, and the
Fortran programs in the DOS-PC in Finland have been modified so that
they read this file over SAMBA when they want to update the PC clock.

These files reside under STARE homepages on sumppu. There is also some
other stuff in the directory which is not explained here but which may
be useful in some cases.