Re: [casper] KATCP clients not connecting
Hi Ross, OK thanks for that, I plan to give that a try tomorrow. Any ideas about Corr? Corr seems the more promising route. BW Michael -Original Message- From: Ross Williamson [mailto:rwilliam...@astro.caltech.edu] Sent: 15 December 2014 22:51 To: Michael D'Cruze Cc: casper@lists.berkeley.edu Subject: Re: [casper] KATCP clients not connecting Hi Michael, The MATLAB katcp is very very old. If you look you will see that it looking for a response from tcpborphserver that it no longer sends - You need to hack the katcp.m file to match what the server is currently sending Ross On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 1:50 PM, Michael D'Cruze wrote: > Hi everyone > > > > I’m trying to connect to the board using the Corr and Matlab katcp > clients, however through both the connection times out. I think I have > all the python libraries installed, and I definitely have the ICT > toolbox installed in Matlab. I’ve tried disabling the firewall. Katcp does > work through telnet…. > > > > Has anybody seen this issue before? Is there something I’m missing? > > > > Very grateful for any suggestions. > > > > Michael > > > > PS (possibly related problem): I installed Anaconda after this > (thought Corr might not like RHEL6.x’s standard python 2.6.6) to bring > my python and packages up-to-date and into sync, but katcp wouldn’t > then reinstall to the new version. It was complaining of missing > setuptools, but in conda I had version 7.0 installed, and there was > definitely some version installed in RHEL’s python as well…. If it > won’t install full-stop I’ll just get rid of Anaconda but again if > anyone’s seen this issue before and has any suggestions please pass them > along J. -- Ross Williamson Research Scientist - Sub-mm Group California Institute of Technology 626-395-2647 (office) 312-504-3051 (Cell)
Re: [casper] KATCP clients not connecting
Hi Michael, The MATLAB katcp is very very old. If you look you will see that it looking for a response from tcpborphserver that it no longer sends - You need to hack the katcp.m file to match what the server is currently sending Ross On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 1:50 PM, Michael D'Cruze wrote: > Hi everyone > > > > I’m trying to connect to the board using the Corr and Matlab katcp clients, > however through both the connection times out. I think I have all the python > libraries installed, and I definitely have the ICT toolbox installed in > Matlab. I’ve tried disabling the firewall. Katcp does work through telnet…. > > > > Has anybody seen this issue before? Is there something I’m missing? > > > > Very grateful for any suggestions. > > > > Michael > > > > PS (possibly related problem): I installed Anaconda after this (thought Corr > might not like RHEL6.x’s standard python 2.6.6) to bring my python and > packages up-to-date and into sync, but katcp wouldn’t then reinstall to the > new version. It was complaining of missing setuptools, but in conda I had > version 7.0 installed, and there was definitely some version installed in > RHEL’s python as well…. If it won’t install full-stop I’ll just get rid of > Anaconda but again if anyone’s seen this issue before and has any > suggestions please pass them along J. -- Ross Williamson Research Scientist - Sub-mm Group California Institute of Technology 626-395-2647 (office) 312-504-3051 (Cell)
[casper] KATCP clients not connecting
Hi everyone I'm trying to connect to the board using the Corr and Matlab katcp clients, however through both the connection times out. I think I have all the python libraries installed, and I definitely have the ICT toolbox installed in Matlab. I've tried disabling the firewall. Katcp does work through telnet Has anybody seen this issue before? Is there something I'm missing? Very grateful for any suggestions. Michael PS (possibly related problem): I installed Anaconda after this (thought Corr might not like RHEL6.x's standard python 2.6.6) to bring my python and packages up-to-date and into sync, but katcp wouldn't then reinstall to the new version. It was complaining of missing setuptools, but in conda I had version 7.0 installed, and there was definitely some version installed in RHEL's python as well If it won't install full-stop I'll just get rid of Anaconda but again if anyone's seen this issue before and has any suggestions please pass them along :).
