STEPS TO FOLLOW WHEN BOOTING CHIPPEWA:
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1. power on

2. login as trace

3. check if pbs_server, pbs_sched and pbs_mom are running:
   ps -elf|grep pbs

4. If pbs is not running, then it can be restarted by root with the command:
   /etc/rc2.d/S99pbs start

5. If pbs is running (the most likely case) then check the status of the queue:
   /usr/local/bin/qstat -a

6. There should be two jobs named go_tr_mon_health_eof, one running and one queued.
   If there is no running job, then you can restart it at the trace home-dir with:
   qsub -j oe -o ~/Qtr_mon_health_eof /tsw/idl/site/go_tr_mon_health_eof.pbs
   
   This PBS file is based on the go_proc_dps PBS file, with the queue name
   removed.

   That should do it. You may end up with a few extra jobs in the queue,
   but they don't hurt anything.

7. check if chippewa's httpd server is running:
   ps -elf|grep httpd
   netscape &
   -> goto http://chippewa.nascom.nasa.gov/TRACE/health_mon/log_health.shtml

8. if not working do:
   /usr/ns-home/httpd-chippewa/start
   or:
   /usr/ns-home/httpd-chippewa/restart
   or:
   /usr/ns-home/start-admin

9. Start the IDL/WWW RPC server:
   login as as user TRACE and do:
   csh -f $SSW/site/setup/start_idlserver_5

   -> In addition to post reboot, the command should be issued if the table loader ever 
      hangs or acts 'strange'.  It includes a 'kill' so multiple reissues will not hurt.