The files you need differ depending on your purpose, the relevant files are:
*.CLD
: command load filesWD00001024.CLD
*.tex
, *.tsv
, *.csv
, *.ps
: SOT procedures in LaTeX, tab-separated, character-separated, and PS formatswarmboot.tsv
, warmboot.tex
, warmboot.ps
*.doc
: FOT proceduresSOP_61070_WARMBOOT.doc
*.ssc
: FOT scriptsI_1_WARMBOOT.ssc
*.dvi
, *.ps
, *.tex
, *.pdf
, *.doc
: SARs and CAPsCAP963B_acisi_RTS_cti.pdf
*.pdf
, *.ppt
, *.pptx
: training documentsCourse_2511_Safing_Safe_Mode_Overview_draft_20160322.ppt
The files are stored in the ACIS Operations document repository stored on the HEAD LAN at /data/acis/acis_docs
, and at other locations:
*.CLD
)/data/acis/acis_docs/command_load
*.tex
, *.tsv
, *.csv
, *.ps
)/data/acis/acis_docs/sot_procedures
/data/acis/acis_docs/fot_procedures
/data/acis/acis_docs/fot_scripts
/data/acis/acis_docs/CAPs
/data/acis/acis_docs/training
The repository at /data/acis/acis_docs
is a Git-managed repository with version control. Therefore, a copy of the repository may be cloned to any desired location and can be kept in sync with the main version, if you want a copy stored somewhere else. However, this is not necessary; any document may be accessed from /data/acis/acis_docs
, which will always be kept up to date.
git clone file:///home/acisdude/acis_docs.git
git clone ssh://acisdude@han-v/home/acisdude/acis_docs.git
git pull
If you have copied new documentation into the repository, to add the new docs to git, use the push_new_docs
command, which is in the root of this repository. This command is very interactive and will show you what you are about to do and ask you if that's really what you want to do. There are three modes to this command:
push_new_docs
push_new_docs --files=CAPs
push_new_docs --files=CAPs/CAPXXXX_acisi_6_RTS_cti_SCS_v15.pdf,command_load/WT00492014.txt
Email John ZuHone (john.zuhone@cfa)