Once you've written your code, it's time to get to the fun part—actually running it on your hardware.
First, you have to let AVRsack know what hardware you want to target. You do this with three popup buttons in the window toolbar:
Board
menu specifies the hardware you want to use (Typically either an Arduino or compatible board, or a "raw" microcontroller).Programmer
menu specifies what protocol you want to use to program the board. Most Arduino-style boards come with a bootloader and use a fixed protocol, so this setting is ignored for regular programming and only is used when burning a new bootloader. When programming raw microcontrollers, on the other hand, this setting is always used.Port
menu lists available serial ports. Ports used in the past, but not currently available, are listed in italics, while available ports are listed in a regular font.If all the necessary target information is selected (and the selected port exists), the Upload
button in the toolbar becomes active. Clicking the button will compile your program (and, if necessary, the selected Arduino core and libraries) and then upload it to your board.
If you need more (or less) information for your upload, you can adjust the verbosity in the Preferences dialog.
In typical Arduino boards, the running program conducts its serial communication on the same port used for uploading the program. To interact with the serial port, click the Connect
button in the toolbar.
However, AVRsack also supports connecting to arbitrary serial ports (and an unlimited number of them) through the Sketch
→Serial Monitor
submenu.
If you would like to see what machine instructions are produced for your program, click the Disasm
toolbar button. The Disassembly window will then show an assembler listing of the machine code, interspersed with your original source code (If you prefer, you can turn off the source code display in the Preferences dialog.


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As can be seen in the picture below, the lossy RC line ULine is
a single conductor lossy transmission line which consists of
segments of lumped series resistors and capacitors that are
connected with the reference pin p3. The precision of the model
depends on the number N of lumped segments.
To get a symmetric line model, the first resistor is cut into two
parts (R1 and R_Nplus1). These two new resistors have the half of
the resistance of the original resistor.
The capacitances are calculated with: C=c*length/N.
The resistances are calculated with: R=r*length/(N+1).
For all capacitors and resistors the values of each segment are the
same except for the first and last resistor, that only has the half
of the above calculated value.
The user has the possibility to enable a conditional heatport. If so, the ULine can be connected to a thermal network. When the parameter alpha is set to an value greater than zero, the ULine becomes temperature sensitive
due to their resistors which resistances are calculated by
R_actual= R*(1 + alpha*(heatPort.T - T_ref)).
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The idea is to come at the tools that we are developing from the angle of working towards sustainable energy in a way that adds up (to use David MacKay's words).
I've been trying to come back to this question again and again recently: is this or that development, this visualisation etc giving me the information I need to progress further towards my goal of sustainable energy in my own life? What is the information, what are the tools that I need to make the right decisions that will make sure my actions add up?
So within the electricity section to start with, what is the procedure for using the energy monitor to optimise electricity use? I found the exercise of making a list of all the appliances in our house and calculating the effect of changes using the energy monitor to cross check the model to be really a very useful exercise in identifying actions and getting an good idea of their effects. Its something that I had done in a rough way mentally for a while but never actually taken the time to write down and do the calculations on the whole house.
Earlier this year I started learning about how to calculate heat demand in buildings and the saving potential of insulation, draught proofing and glazing, I read a great book by Pat Borer and Cindy Harris on the subject called the Whole House Book and have read through and through the SAP manual several times. As others have expressed, there is a need for open source software for doing this kind of thing, primarily because it would be really beneficial from a learning and understanding how things work persective to be able to get at and understand the calculations, how do they relate to physics first principles like heat conduction and so on.
So the idea is to try and tie all these threads together and detail where and how they fit into the picture of working towards sustainable energy in a way that adds up as they are all tools that aim to help us to make the right decisions and then make sure that the actions are having the desired results, performing as expected.
Il just put this up as a notification of intent and interest for now, If you think any of the above is important, if your doing working on any of it already, it would be great to hear from you. I have talked to a few people who are interested and already doing work in the open source heating modelling direction, maybe we can form some groups around these topics to discuss further..? Im open to ideas.
New documentation section on sustainable energy
Submitted by TrystanLea on Tue, 26/06/2012 - 23:13Hello all
I've just started a new section of documentation on which I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
Here's the main starting page
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/sustainable-energy
at the moment there is a little bit there on the energy stack generator that I mentioned on the blog a while back and also a new case study page on doing an electricity audit: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/sustainable-energy/electricity-audit-and-savings-case-study
The idea is to come at the tools that we are developing from the angle of working towards sustainable energy in a way that adds up (to use David MacKay's words).
I've been trying to come back to this question again and again recently: is this or that development, this visualisation etc giving me the information I need to progress further towards my goal of sustainable energy in my own life? What is the information, what are the tools that I need to make the right decisions that will make sure my actions add up?
So within the electricity section to start with, what is the procedure for using the energy monitor to optimise electricity use? I found the exercise of making a list of all the appliances in our house and calculating the effect of changes using the energy monitor to cross check the model to be really a very useful exercise in identifying actions and getting an good idea of their effects. Its something that I had done in a rough way mentally for a while but never actually taken the time to write down and do the calculations on the whole house.
Earlier this year I started learning about how to calculate heat demand in buildings and the saving potential of insulation, draught proofing and glazing, I read a great book by Pat Borer and Cindy Harris on the subject called the Whole House Book and have read through and through the SAP manual several times. As others have expressed, there is a need for open source software for doing this kind of thing, primarily because it would be really beneficial from a learning and understanding how things work persective to be able to get at and understand the calculations, how do they relate to physics first principles like heat conduction and so on.
Then there is monitoring the performance of the heating systems themselves, such as heatpumps: http://openenergymonitor.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/heat-pump-monitoring.html
So the idea is to try and tie all these threads together and detail where and how they fit into the picture of working towards sustainable energy in a way that adds up as they are all tools that aim to help us to make the right decisions and then make sure that the actions are having the desired results, performing as expected.
Il just put this up as a notification of intent and interest for now, If you think any of the above is important, if your doing working on any of it already, it would be great to hear from you. I have talked to a few people who are interested and already doing work in the open source heating modelling direction, maybe we can form some groups around these topics to discuss further..? Im open to ideas.
Trystan


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Red Symons explains why he never takes time to smell the roses, or deodorant
by Red SymonsPhantosmia. Remember that word.
The afternoon was temperate and sunny. Promenading towards me, hand in hand, came a mother and six-year-old daughter.
The daughter was holding forth and the mother was pleased and attentive.
As we met the mother gave the slightest nudge to the daughter and she performed for us.
“Would you like to smell this?”
A pause. I held her gaze. “No,” I said.
Shock registered on the child’s face. Welcome to showbiz.
A pause.
“I have no sense of smell. I bumped my head and now I can’t smell anything.”
They processed this information. I pursued the newly interesting topic.
If you had to lose a sense, which would it be?”
I pointed to my ears, “Hearing?” I pointed to my eyes, “Sight?”
Back in the game, the child leapt in with enthusiasm, “Taste”.
This was an answer worthy of psychoanalysis in 20 years time. It may mean nothing. It may mean more.
It was time for the curtain closer. I offered this.
“The good thing about having no sense of smell is that if you’re at a party with a lot of people, you can fart really loudly and you don’t smell anything.”
On cue, the little girl laughed at the taboo word and the mother laughed with, presumably, a more complex understanding.
We parted happily, each with a story to tell.
As a friend once said, you’ll either have a good time or a story to tell. Excellent. There’s a good time either way.
When I was her age, my mother and I collected lavender in the park and made little silken bags to scent the wardrobe.
Now I cannot pass a lavender bush without grasping a flower, crushing it in my palm and breathing it in. Scent is beyond description. I could not arrange adjectives to convey it.
It smells like lavender.
I discovered, a few years ago, that the lavender scent had become non-existent and duly reported this to the olfactory specialist.
Petrol spill … Nothing
Dead animal … Nothing
House on fire … ?
With the benefit of first-world technology, she announced the self-evident.
“You have no sense of smell.”
With requisite care, she produced a small, intelligent, electrical device.
“This is a gas detector.”
Fair enough.
She then braced and, with halting concern, said “there is something else you should be mindful of”.
I was all ears and no nose.
“Personal hygiene.”
I laughed out loud.

I pluck the eau de cologne that I once preferred from the shelf and approach unsuspecting customers for advice.
I explain that I cannot smell and stretch my arm up into the air.
I proffer my armpit, press it towards them and ask: “What would you do with this smell?”
They draw back laughing at the rich mixture of smell and the impropriety.
Yes, I can still taste. Must I list all five? Or is it six?
Perhaps it’s like being colour blind. I can make out the shapes, but I’ve lost some of the detail.
Imagine having a phantom limb. You simply feel an itch in your arm and then discover that your arm’s not there. It feels the same.
It turns out that there is something called phantosmia. Phantom smells.
It’s the neurons still firing in the brain despite the nose not sending the alert, like a car engine still running after you’ve taken the keys out.
The smells are often burning rubber, cigarettes, rotting and mouldy. Sometimes they are like nothing you’ve ever smelt before.
If I had phantosmia I could re-enter the world of bad smells. Fortunately I don’t fall into the unfortunate category of those with phantosmia..
Hang on!
- Red Symons is a musician of the ’70s, TV vaudevillian of the ’80s and ’90s, radio voice of the new millennium and a sprinkled condiment in the theatre and print


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Conor O'Shea steps down as Italy head-coach
by Will O'CallaghanConor O'Shea has resigned as head-coach of the Italian rugby team after three years in the role.
The former Ireland full-back was contracted with the Azzurri until the end of the 2020 Six Nations but the Italian Federation has accepted his decision with "regret".
O'Shea's last game in charge was Italy's 49-3 defeat to eventual champions South Africa at the Rugby World Cup and he's now being linked with a role with England.
"I loved every minute I spent in Italy and I really believe in what we did and how it can be achieved in the years to come," the 48-year-old said of his departure.
"We have started a process and generated a new, well-founded hope, but I also believe that the end of the Rugby World Cup represents the best time for everyone to make the changes in view of the new cycle. I built friendships and made experiences that I will never forget.
"The job of all of us is to leave the shirt in a better place than the one in which we found it, I sincerely hope to have left the Italian rugby in a better position. The young people who are coming join a system that, by continuing with the right decisions, can only improve in the years to come."
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LITTLE BUDDHA A film review by John Walker Copyright 1995 John Walker
My form of "rating": I don't believe in reincarnation. I regard the philosophical foundations of Buddhism to be a fascinating impossibility: the embrace of absolute self-contradiction. But sitting in the theater watching LITTLE BUDDHA, I could easily see myself saying, "Well -- maybe...."
That, I think, is a pretty high rating -- even if it's a really a measure of how loosely held my own beliefs are, or how susceptible I am to the world around me (in this case, the film). Even if it's merely a measure of my ability to get into a flick, then LITTLE BUDDHA got me to look at the fantasy/reality interface. It's one thing to get into, to appreciate, someone's world, but when that means getting ready to swallow their world-view, that's something else.
In brief: On one level, LITTLE BUDDHA is a very simple story -- almost a children's story. On another, it's a fascinating study of how a filmmaker like Bernardo Bertolucci can communicate the "givens" of another universe.
Will you like it? I don't know. But I don't think the dividing line will be what people's *beliefs* are. (Religion, spirituality, class, culture, etc.) I think one dividing line will be how people regard the use of naive, simple materials to make important statements; another will be how they regard the presentation of ideas of that are ultimately from an alien universe.
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The story is simple: Tibetan monks in exile in Bhutan have signs that they have found the reincarnation of an important lama. The possible reincarnation is nine-year-old Jesse Conrad (Alex Wiesendanger). They make contact with the boy's parents, Lisa (Bridget Fonda) and Dean (Chris Isaak)--of no apparent religion. Led by Lama Norbu (Ying Ruocheng), they introduce themselves and a bit of Buddhism to the Conrads. Although the Conrads don't really believe any of it, they agree to let Jesse go to Bhutan for further examination. Dean, going through personal and professional problems, goes with them as a time to sort things out.
Alongside this, we see the story in a book that Lama Norbu gives to Jesse. The book is LITTLE BUDDHA and tells the story of Prince Siddharta (Keanu Reeves). We see it in fragments alternating with Jesse's story. The Prince, born attended by miracles, grows to manhood sheltered from pain, age, and death. When he sees them, his compassion moves him to begin his journey of enlightenment. He will become the Buddha, the Awakened, or Enlightened, One.
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The screenplay of LITTLE BUDDHA is by Mark Peploe and Rudy Wurlitzer--based on a story by director Bertolucci. Bertolucci has said that he wrote a story accessible to children because "In the West, we are all children as far as Buddhism is concerned."
Well, some of us may know "too much" about Buddhism. What some of us get in college is frequently the more philosophically "interesting": Hinayana Buddhism, the lesser (smaller) vehicle in which only a select few can ever ride. Mahayana, the greater (larger) vehicle is one upon which a society can be founded. Westerners have frequently been trapped between the two. The one fits in with our individualism, with following our own path--but therefore it can be just another self-indulgent personal trip. The other gives us a world, a universe that is actually alive--but it's almost completely alien.
One image in the film lasts only a few seconds, says a lot. The Dharma Center in Seattle is in an old building that might have been a church. Outside, it's a tacky turn-of-the-century or 1920s building covered badly with aluminum siding. Only the new porch announces what's inside. Inside, craftsmen are building something straight out of the Himalayas.
Another statement is the filming itself. In Seattle, the world has a blue cast to it, cold, grey, even in the sunlight. In the Siddharta story, things seem to have a gold hue. Only modern-day Bhutan and Nepal seemed to be what I expected as "normal" light. (Cinematographer Vittorio Storaro even used different film stocks for each.)
Altogether, Bertolucci gives us the story in such a way that we don't necessarily have to believe anything. The newspapers have reported similar suspected reincarnations in the West; this just gives a story of what one case might have been like. But the use of the child's book lets Bertolucci give us the story of the Buddha as a *given*.
Again, we don't have to believe it. But if we accept it as a child might, it makes everything else hold together. Our freedom of interpretation permits LITTLE BUDDHA to be a sophisticated bit of proselytizing. By going through the process of acceptance in fantasy, we may be more receptive in practice.
It would be interesting to take a poll of audience reactions. For some, it would just look like "Buddhist cathedrals" and "Buddhist bishops". It would look oddly *familiar*. Others are already shocked by most of Roman Catholicism, High-Church Anglicanism, and Eastern Orthodoxy. Tibetan Buddhism would be even more alien. Who would be the more susceptible? And what about whether or not they have a grasp of basic Buddhist philosophy?
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I gather lots of reviews have begun with references to BILL AND TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE. Bertolucci's casting Keanu Reeves as Siddharta has raised a lot of eyebrows. In fact, one complaint--that Reeves's style can be "wooden"--is actually a requirement here.
Reeves is called to play an *icon*, and everyone around him (all Indian actors) similarly behave in a stylized way. The Siddharta parts are written that way.
Take, for instance, when Siddharta first sees *old* men and asks his sidekick Chana (Santosh Bangera) about them.
Chana! Chana! Who are those men?  And why do they look like that? They are *old*, my lord. What do you mean, *old*? Old age destroys memory, beauty, and strength. In the end, it happens to us all, my lord.
Cinema verite' this ain't.
In fact, I found only two wrong notes in Reeves's Siddharta, and neither were strictly his. In one, he cuts off his long hair with a knife--and comes away perfectly coifed! In another, his expression is simply unconvincing--but so noticeable that I assume it was Bertolucci's decision.
In dealing with the Siddharta story, the stylization, and American notions of what a beautiful babe should look like, may be sticking points for some. But otherwise, everyone's performance should be very easy to take. Well, perhaps Wiesendanger may strike some as a bit *too* cute to take seriously. But his performance is natural and believable.  If you wish to believe it, he'll let you think that maybe he *is* a reincarnation--without undermining his essential nine-year-old-ness.
Similarly, Isaak and Fonda are believable as not believing, yet not closing out these odd visitors from another continent, another planet.
Much of the weight for that rests on Ruocheng as Lama Norbu, and on Sogyal Rinpoche as Kempo Tenzin, who makes the first contact here in the States. They project both earnestness and innocence, cheerfulness and concern. It's easy to think that Jesse's parents would be willing to give them a chance.
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So where does that leave us?
Is LITTLE BUDDHA a charming, updated fairy tale? With a little religious-history thrown in? Or is it a simple presentation of a world-view? An introduction to another belief system? Or is it subtle evangelizing?
Or is it an indication that Western artists and audiences, having lost their own faith, will wander around trying on the faith of strangers? (Get a faith buzz without the work that real belief might call for. Or get a mental aspirin for the pain of a world without meaning--but without turning it into an addiction, the way believers do. Both believers and anti-believers can feel superior.)
Remember that those alternatives are *not* exclusive. Fairy tales can communicate important values. Simple photographs can be persuasive. We can do all sort of things from all sorts of motives.
The meaning and purpose of LITTLE BUDDHA will, I think, depend on you. Whatever Bertolucci's intention, he has created something--like many children's tales--whose meaning depends on its hearers.
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Introduce myself, eh? I suppose I've always done best at doing so over a computer! I used to make layouts for MySpace profiles using HTML and CSS, so this isn't too unfamiliar for me. However, it's been a few years. I started using HTML in middle school - starting out self-taught. This is was started my love for computers and coding. Now I hope to greatly expand my knowledge.
As far as the part of me that isn't all about coding - I like cats. A lot. I may be a bit obbsessive. Here is a link to my favorite cat in the world - Pusheen! I can't help but stare at images of this cat for hours.
My love for cats is equally matched by my love for comics and sci-fi. I frequent many sci-fi and comic book conventions, usually multiple a year. My favorite comic series is Wanted by Mark Millar. I'm a fan of Doctor Who and in the big Star Wars vs. Star Trek debate, I prefer Star Trek.  Oh, and here is a link to my favorite website EatGeekPlay.com (Link will open in a new window). This site has updated on comics and events. Including tons of fun stuff like videos and webcomics! Oh, and food. "Eat" is very important to EatGeekPlay.
That's a bit about me. If anyone wants to chat you can email me~ I love to meet new people.
(Click the image to see Pusheen bake to some snazzy tunes.)


Chapter 4 Track
Years ago, I tried to learn to use git version control software with R, and it was a total fail. Maybe it’s just me, but I found it really hard to wrap my head around the text-dominated, command-line interface classically used for git. However, RStudio now includes tools that provide a GUI-style interface to most of the functionality you’ll need from git for R-based projects. I highly recommend trying git by using it through RStudio first, and then once you develop a mental map of what’s going on, it’s much easier to transfer partially or completely to running git from a shell.
In this part, I’ll discuss both git (the software that allows you to track changes to your
R projects), as well as GitHub (an online platform for sharing and collaborating on
version-controlled projects). I’ll also discuss, near the end, how to use either a Bash
Shell or the git2r
package to do some one-off git tasks that can’t be done directly through
the RStudio GUI-style git interface.
4.1 git
Git is a version control system. It saves information about all changes you make on all files in a repository. This allows you to revert back to previous versions and search through the history for all files in the repository. Git is open source. You can download it for different operating systems at https://git-scm.com/downloads. You will need git on your computer to use git with RStudio and create local git repositories you can sync with GitHub repositories. If you are using Windows OS, you’ll want your git installation to include a “Bash emulation” (i.e., access to a command line that acts like a Bash shell), which I think should come standard with the Windows git installation. On Mac or Linux computers, you should already have access to a Bash shell.
4.1.1 Configuring git
Before you use git, you should configure it. For example, you should make sure it has your name and email address. You can configure git with commands at a Bash shell.9 For example, I would run the following code at a shell to configure git to have my proper user name and email:
git config --global user.name "Brooke Anderson"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You’ll only need to run this configuration once, until you get a new computer or for some reason need to re-install git. Once you set these configurations on your computer, they should be set on that computer indefinitely.
Next, you need to make sure that RStudio can find the git software you installed. Sometimes, RStudio will automatically find git (once you’ve installed git) when you start RStudio. However, in some cases, you may need to take some more steps to activate git in RStudio. To do this, go to “RStudio” -> “Preferences” -> “Git/SVN”. Choose “Enable version control”. If you have just installed git, and have not restarted RStudio, you’ll need to do that before RStudio will recognize git. If you do not see “Git” in the box for “Version control system”, it means either that you do not have git installed on your computer or that RStudio was unable to find it. If RStudio doesn’t find your version of git in the “Git executable” box, browse for it. If you’re still having problems, there’s a chance that you’ll need to mess around some with your PATH variables. You may want to find a computer-savy friend or IT person to help you if you get to this stage.
4.1.2 Tracking an R project
To track an R package, you’ll first need to initialize it as a git repository. Then, as you make changes to the code, you’ll want to commit those changes as you go, using commit messages that are short but clear enough for you to follow them when you review them later.
You can initialize a git repository for a directory that is an R Project directory through R Studio.
- Open the Project.
- Go to “Tools” -> “Version Control” -> “Project Setup”.
- In the box for “Version control system”, choose “Git”.
You only need to do this once per project, but you will need to do it for each project you want to keep under version control.
Once you initialize the project as a git repository, you should have a “Git” window in one of your RStudio panes (top right pane by default). As you make and save changes to files, they will show up in this window for you to commit. When you want git to record changes, you commit the files with the changes. Each time you commit, you have to include a short commit message with some information about the changes. You can make commits from a shell. However, it’s much easier to just make commits from the RStudio environment. Click on the “Commit” button in the Git window. That will open a separate commit window. In this window, to commit changes:
- Click on the files you want to commit to select them.
- If you’d like, you can use the bottom part of the window to look through the changes you are committing in each file.
- Write a message in the “Commit message” box. Keep the message to one line in this box if you can. If you need to explain more, write a short one-line message, skip a line, and then write a longer explanation.
- Click on the “Commit” button on the right.
Once you commit changes to files, they will disappear from the Git window until you make and save more changes in them.
Once you’ve made some commits, you may want to browse through the changes. On the top left of the Commit window, you can toggle to “History”. This window allows you to explore the history of commits for the repository.
4.2 GitHub
GitHub is an online platform for hosting directories under git version control. It allows you to host git repositories online. This allows you to:
- Work collaboratively on a shared repository
- Fork someone else’s repository to create your own copy that you can use and change as you want
- Suggest changes to other people’s repositories through pull requests
To push local repositories to GitHub and fork other people’s repositories, you will need a GitHub account. You can sign up at https://github.com. A free account is fine.
The basic unit for working in GitHub is the repository. You can think of a repository as very similar to an R Project—it’s a directory of files with some supplemental files saving some additional information about the directory (and I recommend making any directory with R code that you plan to track with git and GitHub as an R project, although it isn’t technically required).
While R Projects have this additional information saved as “.RProj” files, git repositories have this information in a directory called “.git”. Because this pathname starts with a dot, it won’t show up in many of the ways you list files in a directory.10
If you have a local directory that you would like to push to GitHub, these are the steps to do it. First, you need to make sure that the directory is under git version control. See the notes on initializing a repository. Next, you need to create an empty repository on GitHub to sync with your local repository. Do that by:
- In GitHub, click on the “+” in the upper right corner (“Create new”).
- Choose “Create new repository”.
- Give your repository the same name as the local directory you’d like to connect it to. For example, if you want to connect it to a directory called “fars_analysis” on your computer, name the repository “fars_analysis”.
- Leave everything else as-is (unless you’d like to add a short description in the “Description” box). Click on “Create repository” at the bottom of the page.
Before you connect your local repository with the GitHub one, you’ll want to change some settings in RStudio so GitHub will recognize that your local repository belongs to you, rather than asking for you password every time.
- In RStudio, go to “RStudio” -> “Preferences” -> “Git / svn”. Choose to “Create RSA key”.
- Click on “View public key”. Copy what shows up.
- Go to your GitHub account and navigate to “Settings”. Click on “SSH and GPG keys”.
- Click on “New SSH key”. Name the key something like “RStudio” (you might want to include the device name if you’ll have SSH keys from RStudio on several computers). Past in your public key in the “Key box”.
Now you are ready to connect the two repositories:
- Open a shell and navigate to the directory you want to push. (You can open a shell from RStudio using the gear button in the Git window.)
- Add the GitHub repository as a remote branch with the following command (this gives an example for adding a GitHub repository named “ex_repo” in my GitHub account, “geanders”):
git remote add origin git@github.com:geanders/ex_repo.git
- Push the contents of the local repository to the GitHub repository.
git push -u origin master
Once you have linked a local R project with a GitHub repository, you can push and pull commits using the blue down arrow (pull from GitHub) and green up arrow (push to GitHub) in the Git window in RStudio.
Each original GitHub repository (i.e., not a fork of another repository) has a tab for “Issues”. This page works like a Discussion Forum. You can create new “Issue” threads to describe and discuss things that you want to change about the repository. Issues can be closed once the problem has been resolved. You can close issues on the “Issue” page with the “Close issue” button.
GitHub helps you work with others on code. There are two main ways you can do this:
- Collaborating: Different people have the ability to push and pull directly to and from the same repository. When one person pushes a change to the repository, other collaborators can immediately get the changes by pulling the latest GitHub commits to their local repository.
- Forking: Different people have their own GitHub repositories, with each linked to their own local repository. When a person pushes changes to GitHub, it only makes changes to his own repository. The person must issue a pull request to another person’s fork of the repository to share the changes.
See the resources in “Learn more” for more on setting up for this kind of collaboration, including how to resolve merge conflicts when working with collaborators.
4.3 Terminal
I find that, for 90% of what I want to do in git, I can do it through the GUI-style interface RStudio provides for git. The few exceptions include:
- Setting a remote and doing the initial push to that remote
- Reverting a commit
- Creating a new branch
- Merging two branches
For these tasks, I usually open up a Bash shell and run a git command from there. I do this rarely enough that I almost always have to look up the exact call to use to do the task. I’ve included some resources in “Learn more” that are good to have around when you find you need to open a Bash shell for a git-tracked R project.
There’s also a package called git2r
that lets you run any of these git
commands from the R command line, so you could also do all these (fairly rare)
tasks from the R console without ever opening a Bash Shell, if you master the
git2r
package. See the package’s GitHub page and help documentation
to learn more about how to use this package as an alternative to running R from
the command line.
4.4 Try it out
4.4.1 Track a project with git
- If you do not already have one, sign up for a GitHub account. The free option is fine.
- If you do not already have git installed on your computer, install it: https://git-scm.com/downloads
- Restart RStudio. go to “RStudio” -> “Preferences” ->“Git/SVN”. Choose “Enable version control”. If RStudio doesn’t find your version of git in the “Git executable” box, browse for it.
- Open a project you’d like to track with git in RStudio. Change your Project settings to initialize git for this project (see the notes above on how to do that).
- Open a shell from R using the gear symbol in the “Git” pane you should now see in RStudio. Configure git from this shell. For example, I would open a shell and run:
git config --global user.name "Brooke Anderson"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Go to the “Commit” window.
- Make a change to one of the files in the project and save the file. You should see that file pop up in the “Git” window of RStudio.
- Commit this change using the “Commit” window.  Create an empty GitHub repository for the project (see the notes above). Give it the same name as the name of your R project directory.
- If you do not already have an RSA kay, create one in RStudio and add it as an SSH key in your GitHub settings. If you already have a key (you almost certainly know if you do), see if you can copy it and submit it in GitHub. (You will only need to do this step once, not every time you sync a local git repository with a GitHub repository.)
- Set this empty online GitHub repository as the remote branch of your local git
repository for the project using a
git remote add origin
call at a Bash shell (see the notes above). - Push your local repository to the GitHub repository using a
git push
call (see the notes above). - Go to your GitHub account and make sure the repository was pushed.
- Try making some more changes to your local repository. Commit the changes, then use the green up arrow in the Git window to push the changes to your GitHub repository.
4.5 Learn more
Hadley Wickham’s excellent book on R Packages includes a great chapter on Git and GitHub. While the chapter (and book) is focused on R packages specifically, the guidance in this chapter would apply to any R Project directory under version control, whether or not the R Project is for a package. This book is available free online or as a print version through O’Reilly (and carried at many Barnes & Nobles).
If you’re using git a lot for R projects, it’s helpful to have some resources available with more on using git through a Bash Shell. I like the book Pragmatic Guide to Git by Travis Swicegood for a quick, short reference and Git in Practice by Mike McQuaid if I’m trying to dig a bit deeper and figure out how git works. I have also heard good things about Pro Git by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub, which is available for free online.
However, these resources are all geared to those using git for its original purpose of tracking changes in software development projects. When you use git to track files for a research project (rather than, for example, for a repository for an R package you’re writing), you may have some needs that don’t come up under software development. A few articles have come out recently that give advice on using git specifically to track research projects—these provide helpful advice specific to this use of git, which you won’t find in books about git, including one by RStudio’s Jenny Bryan (Bryan 2018).
StackOverflow is also invaluable to quickly look up how to do something in git. There are many tasks in git where I never remember the command, but I do remember enough about what the functionality is called to be able to quickly use Google to find a StackOverflow thread that gives me the call. Reading through a book or tutorial on git, even if you don’t remember the commands you learn, can help you learn some of the vocabulary11, and knowing that vocabulary will help you search for answers when you need them.
Finally, if you can find a way to do it, I think the best and easiest way to learn to use git and GitHub with R is to collaborate with someone who’s used these tools before. Most of the time, these tools are very easy to use, but the small percent of the time that they’re not, it can be significant stumbling blocks (in terms of the time it takes to figure out the fix) the first few times you use the tools, while someone familiar with them and working on the project can diagnose and get you over those bumps as you learn the ropes.
References
Bryan, Jennifer. 2018. “Excuse Me, Do You Have a Moment to Talk About Version Control?” The American Statistician 72 (1): 20–27.
If you are using Windows, search for “Bash” among your programs. You should be able to fine the Bash emulator that cam with your git install. If you are using a Mac, you’ll want to open “Terminal”. If you’re using Linux, you almost certainly already know your way around a Bash shell.↩
From a Bash shell, you can see files that start with
.
by runningls -a
from within that directory.↩Some good git-related words to know to help you search for calls for rarer tasks: “commit”, “branch”, “merge”, “revert”, “push”, “pull”, “merge conflict”, “remote”, “origin”, “master”, “fork”, “clone”, “pull request”.↩


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| #define | SOPC_MAX_OPERATIONS_PER_MSG 5000 |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SOCKETS 150 |
| Maximum number of TCP sockets (listeners and connections) More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SOCKETS_CONNECTIONS 50 |
| Maximum number of TCP sockets connections on a socket listener. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MIN_BYTE_BUFFER_SIZE_READ_SOCKET 1024 |
| Minimum byte buffer size allocated to read data from socket and send it to chunk manager. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_ENDPOINT_DESCRIPTION_CONFIGURATIONS 10 |
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| #define | SOPC_LISTENER_LISTEN_ALL_INTERFACES true |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS 20 |
| Maximum number of secure channel connections (and configurations) established. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS_PLUS_BUFFERED (5 * SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS / 4) |
| SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS defines the simultaneous stable SC, More slots are used (+0.25%) to check if old connection can be closed when maximum is reached. If an old connection is closed for each of the buffered new connection attempt, those are kept otherwise buffered new connection are closed. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MINIMUM_SECURE_CONNECTION_LIFETIME 1000 |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_PENDING_REQUESTS 128 |
| Maximum number of requests sent by client pending. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS 10000 |
| Maximum time before a response shall be received after sending a request (0 means no limit). Note: the request timeoutHint parameter is set to SOPC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS/2 to let a margin regarding timeoutHint. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_SC_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MS 10000 |
| Elapsed time after which SC connection establishment is considered timeout (elapsed time between socket connection and OPN response message) More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SESSIONS 20 |
| Maximum number of sessions (and subscriptions: 1 per session) established. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_REQUESTED_SESSION_TIMEOUT 60000 |
| #define | SOPC_MIN_SESSION_TIMEOUT 10000 |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SESSION_TIMEOUT 600000 |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SUBSCRIPTION_PUBLISH_REQUESTS 10 |
| Maximum publish requests stored by server for a subscription. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MIN_SUBSCRIPTION_INTERVAL_DURATION 100 |
| Minimum publish interval of a subscription in milliseconds. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_SUBSCRIPTION_INTERVAL_DURATION 3600000 |
| Maximum publish interval of a subscription in milliseconds. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MIN_KEEPALIVE_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 1 |
| Minimum number of publish intervals before a keep alive is sent (server to client) More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_KEEPALIVE_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 100 |
| Maximum number of publish intervals before a keep alive is sent (server to client) More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MIN_LIFETIME_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 3 |
| Minimum number of publish intervals before lifetime expired (client to server communication) More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_LIFETIME_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 300 |
| Maximum number of publish intervals before lifetime expired (client to server communication) More... | |
| #define | SOPC_MAX_TRANSLATE_BROWSE_PATH_MATCHES 10 |
| Maximum number of matches to return for a given relative path Note: 3 arrays of this size are allocated in B model. More... | |
| #define | SOPC_HAS_SUBTYPE_HYBRID_RESOLUTION false |
| By default resolution of HasSubtype references used in services uses only the static and limited extraction provided by sopc_embedded_nodeset2.h header. If variable is set to true the references are also searched into instantiated address space when not available in static extraction. More... | |
Contains the configuration constants used by the Tookit. Those constants could be modified for specific use.
| #define SOPC_HAS_SUBTYPE_HYBRID_RESOLUTION false |
By default resolution of HasSubtype references used in services uses only the static and limited extraction provided by sopc_embedded_nodeset2.h header. If variable is set to true the references are also searched into instantiated address space when not available in static extraction.
| #define SOPC_LISTENER_LISTEN_ALL_INTERFACES true |
| #define SOPC_MAX_ENDPOINT_DESCRIPTION_CONFIGURATIONS 10 |
Maximum number of endpoint description configured (same as number of connection listeners)
| #define SOPC_MAX_KEEPALIVE_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 100 |
Maximum number of publish intervals before a keep alive is sent (server to client)
| #define SOPC_MAX_LIFETIME_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 300 |
Maximum number of publish intervals before lifetime expired (client to server communication)
| #define SOPC_MAX_OPERATIONS_PER_MSG 5000 |
| #define SOPC_MAX_PENDING_REQUESTS 128 |
Maximum number of requests sent by client pending.
| #define SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS 20 |
Maximum number of secure channel connections (and configurations) established.
| #define SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS_PLUS_BUFFERED (5 * SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS / 4) |
SOPC_MAX_SECURE_CONNECTIONS defines the simultaneous stable SC, More slots are used (+0.25%) to check if old connection can be closed when maximum is reached. If an old connection is closed for each of the buffered new connection attempt, those are kept otherwise buffered new connection are closed.
| #define SOPC_MAX_SESSION_TIMEOUT 600000 |
| #define SOPC_MAX_SESSIONS 20 |
Maximum number of sessions (and subscriptions: 1 per session) established.
| #define SOPC_MAX_SOCKETS 150 |
Maximum number of TCP sockets (listeners and connections)
| #define SOPC_MAX_SOCKETS_CONNECTIONS 50 |
Maximum number of TCP sockets connections on a socket listener.
| #define SOPC_MAX_SUBSCRIPTION_INTERVAL_DURATION 3600000 |
Maximum publish interval of a subscription in milliseconds.
| #define SOPC_MAX_SUBSCRIPTION_PUBLISH_REQUESTS 10 |
Maximum publish requests stored by server for a subscription.
| #define SOPC_MAX_TRANSLATE_BROWSE_PATH_MATCHES 10 |
Maximum number of matches to return for a given relative path Note: 3 arrays of this size are allocated in B model.
| #define SOPC_MIN_BYTE_BUFFER_SIZE_READ_SOCKET 1024 |
Minimum byte buffer size allocated to read data from socket and send it to chunk manager.
| #define SOPC_MIN_KEEPALIVE_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 1 |
Minimum number of publish intervals before a keep alive is sent (server to client)
| #define SOPC_MIN_LIFETIME_PUBLISH_INTERVALS 3 |
Minimum number of publish intervals before lifetime expired (client to server communication)
| #define SOPC_MIN_SESSION_TIMEOUT 10000 |
| #define SOPC_MIN_SUBSCRIPTION_INTERVAL_DURATION 100 |
Minimum publish interval of a subscription in milliseconds.
| #define SOPC_MINIMUM_SECURE_CONNECTION_LIFETIME 1000 |
| #define SOPC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS 10000 |
Maximum time before a response shall be received after sending a request (0 means no limit). Note: the request timeoutHint parameter is set to SOPC_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS/2 to let a margin regarding timeoutHint.
| #define SOPC_REQUESTED_SESSION_TIMEOUT 60000 |
| #define SOPC_SC_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT_MS 10000 |
Elapsed time after which SC connection establishment is considered timeout (elapsed time between socket connection and OPN response message)


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Teen migrants found hiding in car seat, dashboard in attempted smuggling
by Amanda Woods(NEW YORK POST) — Two teen migrants from Africa tried to smuggle themselves across the Spanish border hidden inside the dashboard and under the back seats of a car — but their scheme was foiled when authorities used a “heartbeat detection machine” to find them, according to a new report.
The teens, 17 and 19, from the Sub-Saharan nation of Guinea, were attempting to enter Melilla, a Spanish enclave in north Africa bordering Morocco, when Spain’s Guardia Civil authorities stopped the car for a routine check, the Daily Mail reported.
Officers decided to investigate further when they found “physical anomalies” in the vehicle, according to the report.
Authorities employed a “heartbeat detection machine” — which confirmed that there were people hiding inside, the outlet reported.
Then they conducted a thorough sweep of the car — finding the 17-year-old sprawled across the entire interior of the dashboard and the 19-year-old lying flat across the rear seats, the Mail reported.
The teens were packed so tightly into the not-so-hidden compartments that police needed to cut parts of the vehicle to get them out, the outlet reported.
Both were treated at the scene for dehydration and numbness, according to the report. They’d also been exposed to vehicle fumes as they lay cramped in their hiding places.
None of the injuries were severe enough to warrant further treatment.
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How to Prepare a Release¶
In this guide, we’ll cover:
preparing the code for a release
releasing the code on Github
updating the sha256
releasing the software on Anaconda
creating a new version of the documentation
building and releasing the Docker image
Preparing The Code For Release¶
These steps entail modifying files before a release is made.
1. Pull the lastest code from whatever branch you want to release from.
 Edit the version
argument in setup.py
to the new version.
Don’t prefix this with a “v”.
setup( name="e3sm_diags", version="1.1.0", # Change this line. author="Chengzhu (Jill) Zhang, Zeshawn Shaheen"<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>description="E3SM Diagnostics", scripts=["acme_diags/acme_diags_driver.py"], packages=find_packages(exclude=["*.test", "*.test.*", "test.*", "test"]), data_files=data_files, entry_points={ 'console_scripts': [ 'e3sm_diags=acme_diags.acme_diags_driver:main', 'acme_diags=acme_diags.acme_diags_driver:main' ]} )
Edit the
version
label in theDockerfile
as well.label version="1.1.0" # Change this line.
4. Edit __version__
in acme_diags/__init__.py
.
We use __version__
when generating the webpages.
__version__ = 'v1.1.0'
5. Change the version
and git_rev
tag in conda/meta.yaml
.
version
is what the version of the software will be on Anaconda and
git_rev
is the tag that we’ll setup on GitHub in the next section.
When running conda build
, conda
will download the code tagged by git_rev
.
Even though meta.yaml
is in your local clone of the repo, running conda build
from here does not build the package based on your local code.
package: name: e3sm_diags version: 1.1.0 source: git_url: git://github.com/E3SM-Project/e3sm_diags git_rev: v1.1.0
6. Now in conda/e3sm_diags_env.yml
, change the version of e3sm_diags
under the
dependencies
tag to whatever version is in the previous step.
We don’t need to edit anything in conda/e3sm_diags_env_dev.yml
because there is no version
of e3sm_diags
installed in the environment for that yml file.
dependencies: - e3sm_diags=1.1.0
Commit and push your changes.
git commit -am 'Changes before release.' git push origin master
Creating A Release On GitHub¶
1. Go to the Releases on the GitHub repo of the project here. and draft a new release.
The tag should be what git_rev
was in step 5 of the previous section.
You can change the branch which you want to release from,
this is specified after the tag (@ Target: master
).
The title of a release is often the same as the tag, but you can set it to whatever you want.
Remember to write a description.
Updating The sha256¶
Download “Source code (.tar.gz)” from the GitHub releases page.
Run
shasum -a 256
on this file. For example:shasum -a 256 e3sm_diags-1.1.0.tar.gz
3. On your machine, pull the latest version of the code.
 Since we’re building with noarch
, you can run the below steps on
either a Linux or macOS machine. You do not need to run this steps on both.
2. Make sure you have the latest versions of anaconda
, conda
, and conda-build
.
You cannot be in an existing Anaconda environment when you run conda update
,
so run conda deactivate
first. If the conda deactivate
command doesn’t work, use source deactivate
.
This means you have an older version of Anaconda, which should be remedied after the following update
command.
conda deactivate conda update anaconda conda conda-build
3. Go on your machine and pull the latest version of the code.
This will have the meta.yaml
we edited in the first section.
git checkout master git pull origin master
4. Run the command below. The conda/
folder is where meta.yaml
is located and the
channels are where the dependencies defined in meta.yaml
can be found.
conda build conda/ -c conda-forge -c cdat
5. When conda build
is completed, you should see something like the example below.
We only have one package of type noarch
, so it’s compatible with both Python 2 and 3.
But since we only officially support Python 3, it might not work with Python 2.
# Automatic uploading is disabled # If you want to upload package(s) to anaconda.org later, type: anaconda upload /Users/shaheen2/anaconda3/conda-bld/noarch/e3sm_diags-1.1.0-py_0.tar.bz2 # To have conda build upload to anaconda.org automatically, use # $ conda config --set anaconda_upload yes
Copy the anaconda upload
command and append -u e3sm
to upload
the package to the e3sm
Anaconda channel. Below is an example.
anaconda upload /Users/shaheen2/anaconda3/conda-bld/noarch/e3sm_diags-1.1.0-py_0.tar.bz2 -u e3sm
If the command isn’t found, it’s in the bin
folder of where Anaconda is installed.
So instead of anaconda upload
, try one of the following:
~/anaconda2/bin/anaconda upload ... ~/anaconda3/bin/anaconda upload ...
If you’re having permission issues uploading a package to either of these channels, contact either Jill Zhang<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or Rob Jacob<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for permission.
Check the https://anaconda.org/e3sm/e3sm_diags page to view the newly updated package.
7. Notify the maintainers of the unified E3SM environment about the new release on the E3SM Confluence site.
Creating a New Version of the Documentation¶
The main documentation page includes the most up-to-date information. This means it may contain information on features not included in a previous release. The main documentation page, E3SM Diagnostics Package v2, does link to the documentation for previous releases.
After you have released a new version of E3SM Diags, create a new version of the documentation with the following steps:
# cd into e3sm_diags directory git fetch origin gh-pages git checkout -b <branch-name> origin/gh-pages conda activate sphinx make html # Copy the latest docs. They now won't be updated regularly. cp -r docs/html docs/html-v2-2-0 # Replace v2-2-0 with the new version number. # Copy the latest source. This will be useful if previous versions of the docs have to be updated to fix mistakes. cp -r source source-v2-2-0 # Replace v2-2-0 with the version number.
Then, edit source/index.rst
, adding the link to the new version of the docs to the list of previous versions.
This will be of the following form:
`v2.2.0 <https://e3sm-project.github.io/e3sm_diags/docs/html-v2-2-0/index.html>`_
Just replace v2.2.0
and v2-2-0
with the new version number.
Run make html
to see how your changes are rendered. Once you are satisfied, commit and push them back to
the repository:
$ git add .
$ git commit
$ git push <your-fork-remote-name> <branch-name> # If not using a fork, use `origin`
Then, create a pull request from your-fork/e3sm_diags/branch-name
to E3SM-Project/e3sm_diags/gh-pages
.
Once this pull request is merged, changes will immediately be available on the e3sm_diags documentation page.
How To Build and Release The Docker Image¶
A Docker image of e3sm_diags
needs to be created and released as well.
This Docker image can be ran as a container via Docker, Shifter, or Singularity.
We’ll build the image, test it, and then release it.
Prerequisites¶
1. Please make a Docker ID if you haven’t done so already. This is needed to release and upload the image.
2. Also make sure that you have access to the e3sm Dockerhub ,
and specifically the e3sm_diags repo there. If you don’t, you’ll see an error when you run
docker push
later on in this guide.
Email Jill Zhang<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or Rob Jacob<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for access.
Building¶
Set an environmental variable,
E3SM_DIAGS_VERSION
, to the version that you’re releasing.export E3SM_DIAGS_VERSION=v1.5.0
A Temporary Diversion¶
4. When installing the software, a user needs to do pip install --user .
instead of the traditional python setup.py install
.
It’s the way Anaconda recommends creating packages.
This is currently causing issues when building the Docker image.
Due to this, open setup.py
and change the INSTALL_PATH
to be os.path.join(sys.prefix, 'share/e3sm_diags/')
.
# INSTALL_PATH = 'share/e3sm_diags/' INSTALL_PATH = os.path.join(sys.prefix, 'share/e3sm_diags/')
Open the
Dockerfile
and change any instance ofpip install --user .
topython setup.py install
.RUN conda env update -n base --file conda/e3sm_diags_env_dev.yml && \ conda clean --all -y && \ source activate base && \ # pip install --user . && \ python setup.py install && \ rm -r build/
Back to Building the Image¶
6. Go to the root of the project, where the Dockerfile
is located and run the command below.
This builds the image and adds two tags, one titled latest
and one based on the version you’re releasing.
By prefixing the tag with e3sm/
, it’ll upload it to the
e3sm Dockerhub,
which we’ll do in forthcoming steps.
When Docker builds an image, it sends all of the data in the current working directory as the build context.
So if the current directory has a lot of data (like sample runs, large nc files, etc),
remove them before continuing.
Check the size of the current directory with du -sh .
.
docker build . -t e3sm/e3sm_diags:latest -t e3sm/e3sm_diags:$E3SM_DIAGS_VERSION
View the Docker images you have. You should see the images you’ve made, based on the tags.
docker images
You should see something like this:
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE e3sm/e3sm_diags latest bc7f93375025 6 minutes ago 3.57GB e3sm/e3sm_diags v1.5.0 bc7f93375025 6 minutes ago 3.57GB continuumio/miniconda 4.5.4 16e4fbac86ce 7 weeks ago 544MB hello-world latest e38bc07ac18e 5 months ago 1.85kB
Testing¶
Go to the folder with the system tests.
cd tests/system/
9. wget
or curl
the script to run the image.
When you actually run an image, it’s called a container.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/E3SM-Project/e3sm_diags/master/acme_diags/container/e3sm_diags_container.py # Or use this: curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/E3SM-Project/e3sm_diags/master/acme_diags/container/e3sm_diags_container.py
10. Run the tests. Check the terminal and results after each run to ensure that everything was created without errors.
python e3sm_diags_container.py --docker -p all_sets.py -d all_sets.cfg
11. If you do find an error, it could be with the script e3sm_diags_container.py
or with e3sm_diags
itself.
Please fix this. You might need to delete the release, or release a bug-fix version.
Releasing¶
Push both of the images, one with the
latest
tag and the other with the version you’re releasing.
docker push e3sm/e3sm_diags:latest
docker push e3sm/e3sm_diags:$E3SM_DIAGS_VERSION
Congratulations, you’re done! You can go home/nap for the day, I won’t tell.
Optional: Cleanup¶
These images can take up a fair amount of space on your machine, since each is around 4GB. Here are some ways to manage them.
View all of the images you have with
docker images
. You can remove an image by the image id. The--force
option is also supported.docker rmi <image_id>
Run the command below once in a while to remove unused data. This includes any intermediate or broken images/container.
docker system prune


lwresd [-C config-file] [-d debug-level] [-f] [-g] [-i pid-file] [-n #cpus] [-P port] [-p port] [-s] [-t directory] [-u user] [-v]
lwresd is the daemon providing name lookup services to clients that use the BIND 9 lightweight resolver library. It is essentially a stripped-down, caching-only name server that answers queries using the BIND 9 lightweight resolver protocol rather than the DNS protocol.
lwresd listens for resolver queries on a UDP port on the IPv4 loopback interface, <IP_ADDRESS>. This means that lwresd can only be used by processes running on the local machine. By default UDP port number 921 is used for lightweight resolver requests and responses.
Incoming lightweight resolver requests are decoded by the server which then resolves them using the DNS protocol. When the DNS lookup completes, lwresd encodes the answers in the lightweight resolver format and returns them to the client that made the request.
If /etc/resolv.conf contains any nameserver entries, lwresd sends recursive DNS queries to those servers. This is similar to the use of forwarders in a caching name server. If no nameserver entries are present, or if forwarding fails, lwresd resolves the queries autonomously starting at the root name servers, using a built-in list of root server hints.
Use config-file as the configuration file instead of the default, /etc/resolv.conf.
Set the daemon's debug level to debug-level. Debugging traces from lwresd become more verbose as the debug level increases.
Run the server in the foreground (i.e. do not daemonize).
Run the server in the foreground and force all logging to stderr.
Create #cpus worker threads to take advantage of multiple CPUs. If not specified, lwresd will try to determine the number of CPUs present and create one thread per CPU. If it is unable to determine the number of CPUs, a single worker thread will be created.
Listen for lightweight resolver queries on port port. If not specified, the default is port 921.
Send DNS lookups to port port. If not specified, the default is port 53. This provides a way of testing the lightweight resolver daemon with a name server that listens for queries on a non-standard port number.
Write memory usage statistics to stdout on exit.
Note: This option is mainly of interest to BIND 9 developers and may be removed or changed in a future release.
chroot()
to directory after
processing the command line arguments, but before
reading the configuration file.
| Warning |
This option should be used in conjunction with the
-u option, as chrooting a process
running as root doesn't enhance security on most
systems; the way |
setuid()
to user after completing
privileged operations, such as creating sockets that
listen on privileged ports.
Report the version number and exit.


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| 004:149 Khan | : |
Whether you (mankind) disclose (by good words of thanks) a good deed (done to you in the form of a favour by someone), or conceal it, or pardon an evil, ... verily, Allah is Ever Oft-Pardoning, All-Powerful. |
| 004:149 Maulana | : |
If you do good openly or keep it secret or pardon an evil, Allah surely is ever Pardoning, powerful. |
| 004:149 Pickthal | : |
If ye do good openly or keep it secret, or forgive evil, lo! Allah is ever Forgiving, Powerful. |
| 004:149 Rashad | : |
If you work righteousness - either declared or concealed - or pardon a transgression, GOD is Pardoner, Omnipotent. |
| 004:149 Sarwar | : |
Whether you act virtuously, in public or in private, or pardon (people's) faults, God is All-forgiving and All-powerful. |
| 004:149 Shakir | : |
If you do good openly or do it in secret or pardon an evil then surely Allah is Pardoning, Powerful. |
| 004:149 Sherali | : |
Whether you make public a good deed or keep it secret or pardon an evil, ALLAH is certainly the Effacer of sins, All-Powerful. |
| 004:149 Yusufali | : |
Whether ye publish a good deed or conceal it or cover evil with pardon, verily Allah doth blot out (sins) and hath power (in the judgment of values). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > العفوّ Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> The Ever Oft-Pardoning أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > قديراً Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> Ever All-Potent الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > العفو عن الناس Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Forgiving People الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمع > العفو والصفح وكظم الغيظ Man and The Social Relations>The Society>Forgiveness, Tolerance and Supressing Distress
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Shepherd the Flock of God
1 So I exhort the elders among you, as a fellow elder and a witness of the sufferings of Christ, as well as a partaker in the glory that is going to be revealed:
2 shepherd the flock of God that is among you, exercising oversight, not under compulsion, but willingly, as God would have you; not for shameful gain, but eagerly;
3 not domineering over those in your charge, but being examples to the flock.
4 And when the chief Shepherd appears, you will receive the unfading crown of glory.
5 Likewise, you who are younger, be subject to the elders. Clothe yourselves, all of you, with humility toward one another, for “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.”
6 Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you,
7 casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you.
8 Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.
9 Resist him, firm in your faith, knowing that the same kinds of suffering are being experienced by your brotherhood throughout the world.
10 And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.
11 To him be the dominion forever and ever. Amen.
Final Greetings
12 By Silvanus, a faithful brother as I regard him, I have written briefly to you, exhorting and declaring that this is the true grace of God. Stand firm in it.
13 She who is at Babylon, who is likewise chosen, sends you greetings, and so does Mark, my son.
14 Greet one another with the kiss of love.
Peace to all of you who are in Christ.


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This is a simple tool to dramatically save internet bandwidth when browsing the web.
You will not see images, videos, colors or input fields, only text and (optionally) links.
You will only see a section of the site, with buttons to scroll up and down in the far right corners. This can reduce the download size even more. For example, the snapped heading 800x600 view of zeit.de is 1.4 KB in size (gzipped), whereas the original is about 130 KB (not counting images, scripts, styles etc.). This means more than 98% network savings for initial page load.
Javascript is disabled while browsing! Some sites may not function properly. Reason: To prevent misusage. Enabling it is easy, but I do not want to end up mining bitcoins for some buffoon. Might change this some day.
If you need Javascript or images, please use the more powerful brow.sh instead. websnapper is mostly inferior to it, except it allows to browse links without displaying images and only shows a selected viewport. Brow.sh text mode instead always downloads the entire website. Also, as this one does not support JS, the server is more likely to be available, also due to caching:
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Server
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The server, located in Germany, runs on very little hardware capacity. At some point, when there are too many people using it simultaneously, you might see failure and timeouts. If you would like to provide for better hardware or support me in what I am doing here, you can best contact me directly (mail below).
You can also run your own server, if you like. See the GitHub link above.
No SSL
This whole domain does intentionally *not* enforce SSL encryption (https), as it can be a hinderance in remote places as described e.g. here for rural Uganda. This is fine because usually, no sensitive information can be entered with this software: There are no input fields. You can however access this website with https://, too. Service worker caching is yet tbd.
Size
The website browser is minimal in size and comes with only very little styling. You can inspect the network usage using the developer tools of your desktop browser.
Note that *this* very howto page is - while still small - not optimized for speed. When your network is very slow and you do not want to open up this introduction every time you want to switch the website, you can also modify the URL query params directly. They look something like this url=google.com&width=800&height=600&links=on
and change the same configuration that is shown on this page.
Usage as a proxy site
Do what you have to do, but your IP will be forwarded to the remote server with every browse request. You should probably be using a properly configured proxy server, not this text browser.
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cant escape the inevitable
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 01:49 AM
You guys should go post on it if you can
Flexatron25-Oct-18 01:49 AM
which page
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 01:50 AM
@minezcash
I linked a tweet above
Flexatron25-Oct-18 01:50 AM
ah
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 01:50 AM
Where they have pirate blocked
And we have no idea why but maybe I commented because they’re scared.
at25-Oct-18 01:50 AM
hi whats goin on with the pool?
i am about to point some miner there ..
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 01:51 AM
At will@you hit Polly pool?
Exile1325-Oct-18 01:52 AM
once a company is made, without writing a "death clause or passing of the torch clause, or transcendence clause" into the framework, the company will seek to survive by any means necessary
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 01:52 AM
I’m going to switch there. Or piratechain.org
We should start spreading the hash
at25-Oct-18 01:52 AM
which one
sure
getting on this ship before it sailing too quickly
polly pool whats the address?
Exile1325-Oct-18 01:53 AM
and with supporting the greater good at least in mind, to know that operation is done by customers using the thing, there would be no need for the service otherwise
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 01:55 AM
I’ll move mine to a zero hash pool tonight.
@polly
@Polly 🐦
What’s your cage address?
at25-Oct-18 02:01 AM
polly.chainstrike.io ?
i can mine there
yh25-Oct-18 02:07 AM
Why u all change pool??
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Oct-18 02:23 AM
!arrrtip cannon 10
ARRR TipBotBOT25-Oct-18 02:23 AM
:skull_crossbones: @Krusfader@northbound@tuppydog@blackjok3r have been cannonstruck with 9.999975 ARRR!
A network fee of 0.0001 ARRR was deducted from the total amount.
This operation is pending. You will be notified when when it has finished.
actionslacks25-Oct-18 02:26 AM
So how ready is pirate for sapling? Any eta on what kind of timeframe there will be for a sapling compatible pirate?
Wew lads... this boats getting full.
Thanks @Thant1194 for follow 999 and @gruber_joey for being follower 1,000.
If you both have downloaded the Agama 42c wallet, send me your zc addresses mateys!
#1000followers #4weeks
dPoW talk and Chaizilla action.
Komodo prepping boosters
Went with the spooky header for the next week.
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at25-Oct-18 05:07 AM
dread pirate roberts
@FishyGuts tried to enter to win z9 with discord join but i dont think its working?\
has already been used to log in to Gleam.
Please login to your linked account
?
FishyGuts25-Oct-18 05:15 AM
If you have different emails for different accounts that will happen.
Help me with a list of z tx firsts that Pirate has accomplished please.
z tx firsts list:
- first z tx only chain
- first z tx on chain tip bot
- first z tx mining pools
- first z tx exchange (soon)
- first zcash fork with dPoW


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