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Before Using STARLINK Software
Things to do before using STARLINK software for the first time.
- Log in.
- Open a terminal window.
- Use the following command.
$ starlink-setup
- An example
starlink-setup session.
[abac1@pc abac1]$ starlink-setup
To initialise the Starlink system the
following commands need to be appended to your
/afs/monash/user/a/b/abac1/.cshrc (or /afs/monash/user/a/b/abac1/.tcshrc) and
/afs/monash/user/a/b/abac1/.login files:
source /star/etc/login
source /star/etc/cshrc
Would you like the commands appended now? (y/[n])
y
To use the findme and showme commands
that find Starlink documentation you need to
set the environment variable HTX_BROWSER
to your preferred browser command. Would you like
to automatically append this variable to
your /afs/monash/user/a/b/abac1/.login file? (y/[n])
y
Please select which browser you use by typing
1, 2 or 3:
1. Netscape
2. Mozilla
3. Mosaic
2
Browser set to Mozilla
You will need to logout and login again for
the Starlink login scripts to be source
(if you have chosen source them in your /afs/monash/user/a/b/abac1/.login
and /afs/monash/user/a/b/abac1/.cshrc files).
The Starlink Software environment requires you to be using
csh or tcsh shell, if you are not just type csh -l or tcsh -l at
the command prompt.
Further information on the applications in the Starlink
Software Collection can be obtained by viewing the
SUN/1 document, at the shell prompt type:
showme sun1
Then to test, type:
gaia
[abac1@pc abac1]$
- Use STARLINK software.
- Remember that Starlink software requires you to use
csh or
tcsh. Start a C shell before you use Starlink software.
$ tcsh
Manual Setup For Starlink Software
If the above does not work, do the following steps.
- Log in.
- Open a terminal window.
- Start a C shell, the STARLINK scripts are written for C shell.
$ tcsh
- Use the following commands to set up the STARLINK environment.
% source /star/etc/cshrc
% source /star/etc/login
- Use the following command to set the default browser to
mozilla
for use with the findme and showme commands.
% setenv HTX_BROWSER mozilla
- Use STARLINK software.
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