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Applications

Introduction / Philosophy

On the VLT HP-UX 10.10 and 10.20 machines, large applications for which helpdesk are responsible are accessed via NFS from te16. There are still some old versions under /diskb on some systems. These should be 'locked' and then later deleted.

The VLT HPUX 9 systems are slowly being phased out, so whenever possible avoid installing more applications there.

The VLT Solaris systems should have applications stored under te1:/software and be NFS mounted.

The ESO Solaris systems mainly use a distributed/NFS-mounted /software server.

  • Framemaker
  • Matlab
  • Purify
  • Midas
  • Pixel FX!
  • IRAF
  • Helpdesk Software

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    On the VLT HP-UX 10.10 machines, most large packages are installed under /disk?. Peter Bishop has tried to use /diskb, which is available on all systems. With the introduction of an HPUX 10.10 /usr/server server, however, new applications should be installed under /usr/server/apps/<applicationname>.

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    The Solaris systems seem to have applications all installed locally.

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