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Active Message Threads for July 2017
aurora santiago
Hi.
I installed SAC as follows:
-I changed my ".bashrc" by adding the lines:
Export SACAUX = / home / sac / aux
Export SACDIR = / home / sac
Export PATH = / home / sac / bin: $ PATH
As well as:
Export PATH = $ {PATH}: / bin / sbin: / lib: / usr / lib: /home/luz/sac/bin/sacinit.sh
-Also, I modified my file "sacinit.sh", changing:
Export SACHOME = / home / sac
- In a new terminal I executed: source .bashrc
Then, the resulting error is:
lza>sac
Total 25.45
And that's all it…
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Re: Problems RUN sac - George Sand França - 2017-07-29 20:47:09
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Re: Problems RUN sac - aurora santiago - 2017-07-31 14:30:48
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Re: Problems RUN sac - Robert Casey - 2017-07-31 20:16:57
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Ralph Archuleta
I use saveimg to create a .pdf. Every indication is that the pdf file is
saved. However, it does not exist (see below). I also tried to save as .ps
but got a Segmentation Fault. Any suggestions would be helpful.
SAC> p1
SAC> saveimg testplot.pdf
save file testplot.pdf [PDF]
SAC> ls te*
ls: cannot access te*: No such file or directory
SAC> ls *.pdf
ls: cannot access *.pdf: No such file or directory
Ralph Archuleta
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Re: saveimg - Geo . - 2017-07-28 17:18:46
Edgar Paz
Hello, everyone. I'm trying to run the source distribution of SAC instead of the binary one and I followed the exact same steps I did when untaring the binary one, but I get this message that says SAC it's not installed. Is there another consideration that needs to be taken when working with the source distribution? In my bashrc file I have:
source /usr/local/sac/sac-101.6a/bin/sacinit.sh
export SACAUX=/usr/local/sac/sac-101.6a/aux
export SACDIR=/usr/local/sac/sac-101.6a
export PATH=/usr/…
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Re: Source distribution - Milton Plasencia - 2017-07-26 14:19:47
Paola Morasca
Hello,
I am having trouble using SAC libraries for a particular Fortran code
that works perfectly on sun machines but not on my Linux. The code uses:
readbbf, getbbv, setbbv, writebbf
Here is the error:
make all
make: Warning: File 'Makefile' has modification time 933 s in the future
gfortran Masterprogram.o /usr/local/sac2000/lib/libsac.a /usr/local/sac2000/lib/sacio.a -o Masterprogram
/usr/local/sac2000/lib/sacio.a(deletev.o): In function `deletev':
deletev.c:(.text+0x1b4):…
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Re: linux and sac lib - Brian Savage - 2017-07-21 16:00:16
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Re: linux and sac lib - Paola Morasca - 2017-07-21 22:56:08
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Mohit Agrawal
Dear SAC Users,
I am not sure if this is a SAC related question or not. But to produce my
sacfiles correctly with correct event headers, I thought this might be a
right place.
Does any of you know what is compatibility issue with summary files
produced by JWEED 4.1? This issue is also mentioned on this link:
https://ds.iris.edu/ds/nodes/dmc/manuals/rdseed/#summary-file-default-none
What changes should I make in my summary file such that it can read in
correctly by rdseed and generated sac h…
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