bramreco

From: Djamel Ouerdane (ouerdane@nbi.dk)
Date: Wed Jan 08 2003 - 16:36:38 EST

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    Hi,
    
    Yesterday, I made a reconstruction test of a run taken very recently
    (7255) as well as a pedestal cal test (run 71xx, don't remember). I wanted
    to check if what is in the latest brat (modules and scripts) works fine
    for people who will have the task to run it intensively. The test run was
    written to /brahms/data01/reduced03, which seemed to me not a so bad
    place. I wanted to proceed further to check the BB data, etc, after having
    checked that the local tracking performed well (Peter can confirm, he saw
    the histograms). But someone decided that it was not good and deleted it
    _without any warning_.
    
    I've complained several times about people using bramreco in a wild way
    but this time is the worst. This is not a behaviour to have. 
    Before deleting anything, if you judge it necessary, SEND A SHORT NOTICE!!!!!!
    
    I don't want to use rude words or speak too bad but to me, this looks like
    some sabotage. If anyone in the future behaves like this, she or he is
    invited to resign from her or his position in BRAHMS and do something
    else.
    
    Now, this brings up the question :
    how do we use bramreco ? There's gonna be a load of people using it soon. 
    This has to be discplined. This requires strict rules. ASAP.
    
    Djam
    
    PS: again, to the person using masterReduction.sh, please, DO NOT put your 
    special setting directly in the script but USE THE COMMAND OPTIONS! or 
    make a copy of this script and call it whatever you want and modify this 
    copy as you like.
    
    
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