[Shake-dev] I just find two bugs

Bruce Worden cbworden at caltech.edu
Thu Aug 26 16:40:32 UTC 2010


Hi Martin,

Thanks for the timezone fix. I'll have a look at it and incorporate it  
in the next update.

As for the flags, 'shake' will only use the flags from the shake.conf  
file the first time it runs a program. After that, it gets the flags  
from the flags database in order to preserve any changes made by  
manual runs from the command line. If we didn't do this, the next  
automatic run via 'shake' would drop any customizations that were made  
for a specific map (say, for instance, changing the latspan and  
lonspan to show a larger or smaller area than the default). Some flags  
are not preserved, like -verbose and -debug. If you want to change the  
flags for a program that has already run, you can run the program  
manually from the command line (hint: use 'shake -dryrun -event ...'  
to get the basic commands), or you can go back to the default flags by  
running shake with the -default flag.

Bruce


On Aug 25, 2010, at 2:12 AM, Martin wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I am using the latest Shakemap3.5 on svn.
>
> 1. Timezone bug
> event.xml data
> <earthquake id="9583161" lat="34.5630" lon="-118.9000" mag="3.9"  
> year="2000" month="10" day="12" hour="16" minute="51" second="19"  
> timezone="GMT" depth="27.47" locstring="11.5 mi N of Fillmore, CA "  
> created="982348863" />
>
> Map Header info is :
> Thu Oct 12, 2000 16:51:19 GMT M 3.9 N34.56 W118.90 Depth: 27.5km ID: 
> 9583161
>
> If I change the timezone string from "GMT" to "ABC", Map Header info  
> become:
> Thu Oct 12, 2000 16:51:19 ABC ABC M 3.9 N34.56 W118.90 Depth: 27.5km  
> ID:9583161
>
> It shows timezone string twice.
>
> 2. I want to add back gsm flag, but I find it cannot change mapping  
> flags
> in file <shake_home>/config/shake.conf
> default_flags	: mapping -timestamp -itopo -verbose
>
> If I change these flags to any string, it will always run with  
> flags: -timestamp -itopo
>
> I do re-run make.
>
> BTW: which DEM data format does shakemap use?
>
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
>
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