RecSync-env

Configuration Environment for the recsync server (aka. RecCeiver) at https://github.com/ChannelFinder/recsync/tree/master/server

Pre-required Packages

git make sudo tree

Debian 11

We may need to tune the default python version as python3

make install.p3deb

make init
make conf
make conf.show
make install
make sd_start
make sd_status

make init
make local.conf
make local.conf.show
make local.install
make exist
make local.run
make local.stop
make local.status

macOS

We only support macOS for testing and developing purposes, so we don't have launchd configuration. We localize the recsync service within a local folder, and define several simple Makefile rules to maintain them. To use the following rules, one need to setup homebrew first.

Install Python3 and its required packages through pip3

make install.p3mac

Installation and running procedures

make init
make conf
make conf.show
make local.install
make exist
make local.run
make local.stop

The log file will be located in RS_INSTALL_LOCATION, e.g., $(TOP)/recsync.local folder, which can be checked through make local.status. And one can remove all local directory through make local.rm

Docker Image

The Docker image is hosted at https://hub.docker.com/orgs/alscontrols.
See docs/Docker.md 🐳

While evaluating its configuration

Modify any configuration files, and then run the following command:

make restart
sudo systemctl start recsync.service
systemctl status recsync.service

Reference

[1] https://github.com/ChannelFinder/pyCFClient

[2] https://github.com/ChannelFinder/recsync

[3] https://epics-controls.org