Where to Find Copies of the Flight Procedures, Scripts, & Command Load Files

File Types

The files you need differ depending on your purpose, the relevant files are:

Where to Find Files

The files are stored in the ACIS Operations document repository stored on the HEAD LAN at /data/acis/acis_docs, and at other locations:

  1. Command Load Files (*.CLD)
    • /data/acis/acis_docs/command_load
  2. SOT Procedures (*.tex, *.tsv, *.csv, *.ps)
    • /data/acis/acis_docs/sot_procedures
  3. FOT Procedures
    • /data/acis/acis_docs/fot_procedures
  4. FOT Scripts
    • /data/acis/acis_docs/fot_scripts
  5. SARs and CAPs
    • /data/acis/acis_docs/CAPs
  6. Training Documents
    • /data/acis/acis_docs/training

Clone a Copy of the Document Repository

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.

To clone a copy of the repo from anywhere on the HEAD LAN:
git clone file:///home/acisdude/acis_docs.git

To clone a copy of the repo from anywhere with SSH access to the HEAD LAN, use the acisdude username and password, i.e.:
git clone ssh://acisdude@han-v/home/acisdude/acis_docs.git

To get the current version of the docs, issue this command from within the repository:
git pull

Add New Documentation to the Repository

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:

If you want to add all of the new or changed docs to git:
push_new_docs

If you want to add all of the new or changed docs underneath a particular directory:
push_new_docs --files=CAPs

If you want to add specific new or changed files, specify them as a comma-separated list:
push_new_docs --files=CAPs/CAPXXXX_acisi_6_RTS_cti_SCS_v15.pdf,command_load/WT00492014.txt

Questions?

Email John ZuHone (john.zuhone@cfa)