Problem with mscgetcat
travisrector wrote on Feb 11, 2010
mscgetcat is not generating any output. If I use the standard parms:
PACKAGE = mscred
TASK = mscgetcatalog
input = test List of Mosaic files
output = test.usno Output file of sources
(magmin = 9.) Minimum magnitude
(magmax = 17.5) Maximum magnitude
(catalog= NOAO:USNO-A2) Catalog
(rmin = 21.) Minimum radius (arcmin)
(mode = ql)
I used mscsetwcs to make sure the headers are ok, and they look good:
WCSASTRM= 'kp4m.20000930T043226 (TR37 I k1005) by B. Jannuzi 2003-04-09' / WCS S
EQUINOX = 2000. / Equinox of WCS
WCSDIM = 2 / WCS dimensionality
CTYPE1 = 'RA---TNX' / Coordinate type
CTYPE2 = 'DEC--TNX' / Coordinate type
CRVAL1 = 73.720853867641 / Coordinate reference value
CRVAL2 = 5.6766666666667 / Coordinate reference value
CRPIX1 = 4195.27551472554 / Coordinate reference pixel
CRPIX2 = 4111.53740536665 / Coordinate reference pixel
CD1_1 = 5.60163812870898E-7 / Coordinate matrix
CD2_1 = -7.1338759499605E-5 / Coordinate matrix
CD1_2 = -7.1731811654516E-5 / Coordinate matrix
CD2_2 = 4.05168461214872E-7 / Coordinate matrix
WAT0_001= 'system=image' / Coordinate system
WAT1_001= 'wtype=tnx axtype=ra lngcor = "3. 4. 4. 2. -0.001234955129199117 0.29'
WAT1_002= '36534689209927 0.151518511409097 0.299208116953463 -0.00207851831671'
WAT1_003= '794 0.01328759857604231 -0.001640217919959405 -0.1083010128771872 0.'
WAT1_004= '00845039475293754 0.005402596381219295 0.002447861664202807 -0.00889'
WAT1_005= '5625081105244 -0.1256544678094312 0.01366484123690875 "'
WAT2_001= 'wtype=tnx axtype=dec latcor = "3. 4. 4. 2. -0.001234955129199117 0.2'
WAT2_002= '936534689209927 0.151518511409097 0.299208116953463 -0.0031729369624'
WAT2_003= '74525 0.005855558933728964 -0.002238246158505586 0.00407398126665398'
WAT2_004= '2 0.01726193959397388 0.01262784647901184 -0.1060431910397714 0.0106'
WAT2_005= '9927918120062 -0.03451588455238469 -0.1252704155104452 "'
Are there any problems with the NOAO USNO server?
-Travis
PACKAGE = mscred
TASK = mscgetcatalog
input = test List of Mosaic files
output = test.usno Output file of sources
(magmin = 9.) Minimum magnitude
(magmax = 17.5) Maximum magnitude
(catalog= NOAO:USNO-A2) Catalog
(rmin = 21.) Minimum radius (arcmin)
(mode = ql)
I used mscsetwcs to make sure the headers are ok, and they look good:
WCSASTRM= 'kp4m.20000930T043226 (TR37 I k1005) by B. Jannuzi 2003-04-09' / WCS S
EQUINOX = 2000. / Equinox of WCS
WCSDIM = 2 / WCS dimensionality
CTYPE1 = 'RA---TNX' / Coordinate type
CTYPE2 = 'DEC--TNX' / Coordinate type
CRVAL1 = 73.720853867641 / Coordinate reference value
CRVAL2 = 5.6766666666667 / Coordinate reference value
CRPIX1 = 4195.27551472554 / Coordinate reference pixel
CRPIX2 = 4111.53740536665 / Coordinate reference pixel
CD1_1 = 5.60163812870898E-7 / Coordinate matrix
CD2_1 = -7.1338759499605E-5 / Coordinate matrix
CD1_2 = -7.1731811654516E-5 / Coordinate matrix
CD2_2 = 4.05168461214872E-7 / Coordinate matrix
WAT0_001= 'system=image' / Coordinate system
WAT1_001= 'wtype=tnx axtype=ra lngcor = "3. 4. 4. 2. -0.001234955129199117 0.29'
WAT1_002= '36534689209927 0.151518511409097 0.299208116953463 -0.00207851831671'
WAT1_003= '794 0.01328759857604231 -0.001640217919959405 -0.1083010128771872 0.'
WAT1_004= '00845039475293754 0.005402596381219295 0.002447861664202807 -0.00889'
WAT1_005= '5625081105244 -0.1256544678094312 0.01366484123690875 "'
WAT2_001= 'wtype=tnx axtype=dec latcor = "3. 4. 4. 2. -0.001234955129199117 0.2'
WAT2_002= '936534689209927 0.151518511409097 0.299208116953463 -0.0031729369624'
WAT2_003= '74525 0.005855558933728964 -0.002238246158505586 0.00407398126665398'
WAT2_004= '2 0.01726193959397388 0.01262784647901184 -0.1060431910397714 0.0106'
WAT2_005= '9927918120062 -0.03451588455238469 -0.1252704155104452 "'
Are there any problems with the NOAO USNO server?
-Travis
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Feb 11, 2010
Looks like a recent OS upgrade broke the service by replacing the needed version of tclsh used. I'm having the webadmin look at now, try again later.
Update: Should now be restored.....
-Mike
Update: Should now be restored.....
-Mike
travisrector wrote on Feb 11, 2010
fitz
Looks like a recent OS upgrade broke the service by replacing the needed version of tclsh used. I'm having the webadmin look at now, try again later.
Update: Should now be restored.....
-Mike
Ok, looks like it is working. Thanks!
-Travis
Last post on Feb 11, 2010