Cannot access UM Trac

[dsergeev]

Good afternoon,

The UM Trac system seems not to be working today: the URL puma.nerc.ac.uk/trac gives a "not found" error. Could you fix this please?

Best regards,
Denis

[ros]

Hi Denis,

The UM Trac is back up again now, slightly later than anticipated. It was taken down due to upgrade/systems work that was taking place on PUMA as advertised on the PUMA mailing list. If you did not receive that email please let me know and we will update/check your email address.

Regards,
Ros.

[dsergeev]

Hi Ros,

Thank you, the main Trac page is now available, although pages with tutorial and FCM user guide are still down.

Incidentally, is there a puma webpage where I can view the UM branches that I have access to? (I'm just trying to run an operational job that was originally run at Met Office)

Regards,
Denis

[ros]

Hi Denis,

As my lastest PUMA email said the majority of the Trac systems are back, we are doing the highest priority ones first. The tutorial ones will follow later today. If you are after the FCM User Guide it is available from the FCM website: ​http://metomi.github.io/fcm/doc/user_guide

If you are looking to see if a particular UM branch has been copied to the PUMA UM repository, just search for the branch name in the UM Trac. That should help you locate it if it is there. Or on the command line do

fcm branch-list -a fcm:um  | grep <branch_name>

E.g. To see if the branch vn8.5_rad_neg_flux_fix is there run

ros@puma$ fcm branch-list -a fcm:um | grep vn8.5_rad_neg_flux_fix
fcm:um/branches/dev/jwalton/vn8.5_rad_neg_flux_fix_UKMO@19392

Branches copied from the Met Office usually have _ukmo or _UKMO appended to the name.

For more information on the fcm branch-list command run fcm help branch-list

Hope that helps,
Regards,
Ros.

[dsergeev]

Hi Ros,

Thanks a lot!

Denis