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# **************************** LICENSE START ***********************************
#
# Copyright 2012 ECMWF and INPE. This software is distributed under the terms
# of the Apache License version 2.0. In applying this license, ECMWF does not
# waive the privileges and immunities granted to it by virtue of its status as
# an Intergovernmental Organization or submit itself to any jurisdiction.
#
# ***************************** LICENSE END ************************************

# ================================================================
#                                     19980507/vk, rev 20030718/vk
#
# original file 'scripts/metview_local.example'
# - copied into 'scripts/metview_local.common' by 'mvbuild' script
# - copied into 'bin/metview_local.common'     by 'make'

#----------------------------------------------------------------+
#-- If you have installed Metview with MARS_remote - to access   -
#-- MARS database at ECMWF - then un-comment and customise the   -
#-- following three lines according to the configuration of      -
#-- your 'ECaccess Tools' installation (the values assigned here -
#-- are given only as examples):                                 -
#----------------------------------------------------------------+
#
#ECACCESS_HOME=/usr/local/ecaccess-v2.0.3
#ECHOST=GatewayHost
#ECCERT_PORT=9443


#------------------------------------------------------+
#-- If you have problems with shared libraries then    -
#-- uncomment and customise one of the following lines -
#-- (pick the one used in your Unix system)            -
#------------------------------------------------------+
#
#LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/your/custom/libdir:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
#LIBPATH=/your/custom/libdir:$LIBPATH
#LPATH=/your/custom/libdir:$LPATH
#LD_LIBRARYN32_PATH=/your/custom/libdir:$LD_LIBRARYN32_PATH


#-- If you have more problems with shared libraries then note that
#-- on some Linux systems 'xterm' does not inherit environment
#-- variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH (for some security reasons), but
#-- 'konsole' does. If this is the case in your environment then
#-- uncomment the line below to use 'konsole'.
#-- If this does not help then you need to change 's' bit in
#-- 'xterm' or 'konsole' executable file protections bits!
#--
#-- For more info, see:
#--
#--    http://dickey.his.com/xterm/xterm.faq.html#no_libpath
#--
#[ $METVIEW_VERSION = dev ] && METVIEW_CMD="konsole -nowelcome -e"


#-- editor help button browser config - used in src/WebAccess/WebAccess.cc
#MV_BROWSER_NAME=${MV_BROWSER_NAME:=firefox}
#MV_BROWSER_VERS=${MV_BROWSER_VERS:=5.1}


#--------------------------------------------------------+
#-- This one is for log files (the 7 lines in the end)   -
#-- (note that you can also use the new flag -slog which -
#-- is available by default)                             -
#--------------------------------------------------------+
#
# BACKGROUND
# ----------
#   Metview startup script has a flag called '-log'.  By default
# this flag is dummy i.e. setting it has no effect.
#
#   Sometimes you may need to know what is going on when Metview
# is running (e.g. you have a macro that fails in batch mode).
# In such cases you can configure Metview to be able to produce
# log files i.e. you can activate '-log' flag.
# (Or - starting from Metview 3.6-export - you can also try flag
#  -slog which is a standard flag, available by default).
#
# WARNING
# -------
#   Note that activating '-log' flag does not come free: reconfigured
# Metview requires twice the number of processes compared to default
# Metview because activating '-log' flag is done by executing each
# Metview module indirectly via a small script 'logrun' that handles
# log file operations.
#
# HOW
# ---
#   Activating '-log' flag is simple: just uncomment the seven (7) last
# lines in this file. Remember to run 'make all' after editing!.
#
# EXAMPLE
# -------
#   In an imaginary member state Memland they have a meteorological service
#   called Memlandian Weather Institute (MWI). While building some operational
#   macroes they run into strange problems and they decide to activate  '-log'
#   option. In directory ./scripts they do:
#
#     vi metview_local.common   #-- edit and uncomment the required lines
#     make                      #-- update the modified file into bin dir
#
#   and to activate their production version they install this change i.e.
#   in directory ./src/MAKE they once more do:
#
#     make install
#
#   Then they run their problematic macro with '-log' flag...
#
# NOTE:
# ----
#   When flag '-log' is used it must be given before flag '-b' because
#   all parameters after '-b' are passed to the macro itself e.g.:
#
#      metview -log mymacro -b /path/to/my/macro/mymacro
#
#   Log files are created into $SCRATCH. In case your environment has not
#   defined $SCRATCH Metview script sets $SCRATCH to point to $TMPDIR (or
#   /tmp if $TMPDIR has not been set).
#

#-- uncomment the following seven lines to activate log files --
#if [ $METV_DEV = no ]
#then
#   #-- enable flag '-log' i.e. execute modules through a script
#   METVIEW_CMD="$METVIEW_BIN/logrun "
#fi

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