Hi everyone,
I recently update sac into sac 101.5 on centos6.2 and centos 5.5, both
32bit and encountered problems while changing headers using "ch ", as
described bellow.
cat <<EOF >test.sh
funcgen seis
w demo.sac
rh demo.sac
ch t1 12.0
wh
r demo.sac
lh t1
q
EOF
sac < test.sh
As shown in my linux, the header t1 do not exist in demo.sac and moreover
it seems the waveform has been changed.
Is this a bug or it is due to the setup of my linux env?
Any advices ? thanks!
PS. I use the pre-compiled binary distribution of sac101.32bit.
wangwt
I recently update sac into sac 101.5 on centos6.2 and centos 5.5, both
32bit and encountered problems while changing headers using "ch ", as
described bellow.
cat <<EOF >test.sh
funcgen seis
w demo.sac
rh demo.sac
ch t1 12.0
wh
r demo.sac
lh t1
q
EOF
sac < test.sh
As shown in my linux, the header t1 do not exist in demo.sac and moreover
it seems the waveform has been changed.
Is this a bug or it is due to the setup of my linux env?
Any advices ? thanks!
PS. I use the pre-compiled binary distribution of sac101.32bit.
wangwt
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Fabio Dias2012-01-09 00:57:24I have the same problem using 'ch' version 101.5. I came back to
version 101.4.
Fabio
2012/1/8 weitao wang <wangwtustc<at>gmail.com>
Hi everyone,
I recently update sac into sac 101.5 on centos6.2 and centos 5.5, both
32bit and encountered problems while changing headers using "ch ", as
described bellow.
cat <<EOF >test.sh
funcgen seis
w demo.sac
rh demo.sac
ch t1 12.0
wh
r demo.sac
lh t1
q
EOF
sac < test.sh
As shown in my linux, the header t1 do not exist in demo.sac and moreover
it seems the waveform has been changed.
Is this a bug or it is due to the setup of my linux env?
Any advices ? thanks!
PS. I use the pre-compiled binary distribution of sac101.32bit.
wangwt
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Brian Savage2012-01-08 23:20:29Dear wangwt and Fabio,
There is a bug in sac version 101.5 command to write headers. It only affects the command writehdr (wh).
We should be able to create and upload to IRIS a patched version of version 101.5 in the coming days (week).
In the meantime, your options are
- Version 101.4
- Using the read/write command sequence instead of readhdr/writehdr
If you compiled the binary yourself by requesting the source file from IRIS, the attached patch file can be applied to remedy the writehdr bug.
wangwt, Thank you for submitting the bug report and a simple command sequence It was quite helpful to identifying source of the the bug. Thanks again.
B
On Jan 8, 2012, at 1:57 PM, Fábio Dias wrote:
I have the same problem using 'ch' version 101.5. I came back to version 101.4.
Fabio
2012/1/8 weitao wang <wangwtustc<at>gmail.com>
Hi everyone,
I recently update sac into sac 101.5 on centos6.2 and centos 5.5, both 32bit and encountered problems while changing headers using "ch ", as described bellow.
cat <<EOF >test.sh
funcgen seis
w demo.sac
rh demo.sac
ch t1 12.0
wh
r demo.sac
lh t1
q
EOF
sac < test.sh
As shown in my linux, the header t1 do not exist in demo.sac and moreover it seems the waveform has been changed.
Is this a bug or it is due to the setup of my linux env?
Any advices ? thanks!
PS. I use the pre-compiled binary distribution of sac101.32bit.
wangwt
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sac-help mailing list
sac-help<at>iris.washington.edu
http://www.iris.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/sac-help
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sac-help<at>iris.washington.edu
http://www.iris.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/sac-help
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