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When I point to my new STRIPE82L/v2, I am getting AttributeError: 'HscMapper' object has no attribute 'map_fpC' Nate, do you have time today? I'd like to sit with you and sort these issues Jacek On 01/21/2016 06:29 PM, Kian-Tat Lim wrote: > Jacek, > >> I noticed one more thing... imgserv is using by default this path >> >> /lsst7/releaseW13EP/ > > That's the repository it was configured for. You should be able > to point that to your new STRIPE82L/v2 repository. If the path was > hard-coded in the prototype, you'll need to change it. > >> and that is another 194GB. At this point I am totally lost. >> >> I generated some catalog based on a subset of >> >> /raid/lauren/rerun/LSST/STRIPE82L/v2 >> >> when producing the catalog I used something from _parent, > > We don't currently expect repositories to be moved or copied, in > whole or in part. We don't have tooling for doing that. But you can do > it manually. You need to move the parts that contain the data you want > (which you did) as well as the parts that define the repository > structure itself (currently _mapper). For certain dataset types, you > also need the registry (registry.sqlite3). You don't need to copy the > _parent symlink; that's just a way of dividing the "effective" > repository into physical pieces. You also don't need to copy datasets > that you're not using (like CALIB -- unless you want to access > calibrations or reconstitute calexps from raw images). > >> That feels so convoluted I have no clue which subset I should >> be copying over. K-T, do you know? Should I ask Laurie or Paul? > > Lauren, not Laurie. I think you're almost there. You may also > need to modify the imgserv code/configuration to retrieve the proper > dataset type (deepCoadd_calexp for /raid/lauren/... vs. deepCoadd for > /lsst7/releaseW13EP). > >> Should I just give up and run the whole thing on lsst-dev? > > No, you shouldn't need to. > ######################################################################## Use REPLY-ALL to reply to list To unsubscribe from the QSERV-L list, click the following link: https://listserv.slac.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=QSERV-L&A=1