[Isocops] CRONology 2011-11-21 - Nominal, minor nits.

[Mark Tapley]

All,
	Mostly nominal, some very minor inconsistencies.

	SFTP problems "Already running with pid ... " got resolved 
even before Ken looked at them, so back to normal there.

	18-Nov wakeup had a pointing update as expected, but 
generated about five times more output than usual. Seems OK, but a 
little odd.

	21-Nov SVN commit occurs ~20 minutes late, no obvious 
explanation from the message file.

	Despite Bob D.'s dire warnings, no flood of rebuild errors yet.

	Normally running "chicken-ibex..." and "chicken-isoc..." 
backup processes are still switched off, so those messages are not 
appearing (as expected).


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17-Nov

12:11  SFTP. v001 and 2 STF. *** Already running problem, PID 3799 ***
16:20  SFTP. log file.
16:21  wakeup. cmp v001 and v002 and -Lo Gain test STF's.

18-Nov

02:33  rebuild /gbc tree - OK (tarballs disabled)
03:12  rebuild production tree - OK (tarballs installed)
03:20  SVN update ena - passed.
03:20  SVN update ibex-web - passed.
03:42  SVN commit ibex, isoc. - OK.
04:20  SFTP. 3 VCIDs, 6 .trk files.
04:22  wakeup. update spin and pointing files.
08:20  SFTP. Goat Herder, Orbit Contacts, -Lo Gain test and ATS analysis files.
08:33  wakeup. Update pointing file. *** unusual amount of output ***

19-Nov

02:33  rebuild /gbc tree - OK (tarballs disabled)
03:13  rebuild production tree - OK (tarballs installed)
03:20  SVN update ena - passed.
03:20  SVN update ibex-web - passed.
03:42  SVN commit ibex, isoc. - OK.

20-Nov

02:33  rebuild /gbc tree - OK (tarballs disabled)
03:13  rebuild production tree - OK (tarballs installed)
03:20  SVN update ena - passed.
03:20  SVN update ibex-web - passed.
03:42  SVN commit ibex, isoc. - OK.

21-Nov

02:33  rebuild /gbc tree - OK (tarballs disabled)
03:13  rebuild production tree - OK (tarballs installed)
03:20  SVN update ena - passed.
03:20  SVN update ibex-web - passed.
04:04  SVN commit ibex, isoc. - OK. **** 20 minutes late? ***

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