[Isocops] On-line checklist

[Mark Tapley]

Nathan and Roland,

	I'd like to see an .STF column, where "who" should be filled 
in by whomever checks the .stf, and with a "when" field as well 
(filled in when the .stf has been checked).

	Also, an .ATS column, similarly equipped.

	Both of those columns would obviously be filled in long 
before the others.

	ELse, this looks really good.

	Sure hope these mailing lists are working.

At 12:27 -0400 6/2/10, Nathan Schwadron wrote:
>It might be good to also add some random comments .. e.g., "waiting 
>for ATS from Tim and Sheral" and then the ability to delete said 
>comment
>
>-N
>
>On Jun 2, 2010, at 11:46 AM, Roland Vanderspek wrote:
>
>>
>>I saw that, and it's a reasonable paradigm.  We could also just 
>>nuke everything before 76...
>>
>>The default checklist entry now comes up blue with Mark as the Who 
>>person...that can be changed.
>>
>>Roland
>>
>>On Jun 2, 2010, at 11:31, 
>><mailto:fair-play at comcast.net>fair-play at comcast.net wrote:
>>
>>Roland,
>>
>>A great start!  I've updated orbits 77 and 78 with what I think is 
>>the correct info.  I used "Complete" for items that were finished 
>>and "N/A" for the despins that weren't required for these orbits. 
>>From emails I can probably reconstruct what was done for some of 
>>the earlier orbits but thought we might want to see if anyone wants 
>>to see changes, different terminology or whatever! before w br>
>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: "Roland Vanderspek" <<mailto:rvdspek at bu.edu>rvdspek at bu.edu>
>>To: <mailto:isocops at lists.sr.unh.edu>isocops at lists.sr.unh.edu
>>Sent: Wednesday, June 2, 2010 9:49:19 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
>>Subject: [Isocops] On-line checklist
>>
>>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I put together an on-line checklist:  you can find it 
>>at <https://ibex-web.bu.edu/ibexhome/doc/isoc/checklist/>https://ibex-web.bu.edu/ibexhome/doc/isoc/checklist/. 
>> It uses a series of o????.check files which are stored 
>>in /usr/local/IBEX/doc/isoc/checklist/Entries.  One such file looks 
>>like this:
>>
>>ssr-status=Hello
>>leops-status=Unknown
>>despin-status=Unknown
>>id_base-status=Unknown
>>times-status=Unknown
>>prod-status=Unknown
>>sset-status=Unknown
>>ssr-who=test
>>leops-who=No one
>>despin-who=No one
>>id_base-who=No one
>>times-who=No one
>>prod-who=No one
>>sset-who=No one
>>
>>
>>Using the form at the top of the page, individual entries of these 
>>files can be changed to reflect reality.  You need to input both 
>>status and "who" and hit the button;  without one of those, nothing 
>>happens.  I can add a "password" field if you find that you're 
>>overwriting stuff.  I originally had the Entries in $IBEX_WORK, but 
>>having them in the tree makes sure they're svn'd.
>>
>>The s! cript che and automatically creates a checklist file for 
>>that orbit if it is not yet present.  If you need to add ancient 
>>orbits, you need to do it by hand (not too hard).
>>
>>Mark and/or Ken should probably get the old orbits up to date (or 
>>remove them, if they are an issue).  This may be better done by 
>>editing the files in UNIX.
>>
>>Let me know if you need something else on this.  I may add bells 
>>and/or whistles as boredom allows.
>>
>>Roland
>>
>>
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