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Reference file location #356
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The controlling environment variables are CRDS_PATH which defines the cache location and CRDS_SERVER_URL which defines which of 8 strings of servers to use. The defaults are configure make JWST work in a passive serverless zero configuration way: CRDS_PATH=/grp/crds/cache The default observatory only affects the behavior of secondary CRDS features. Offsite, CRDS for JWST should be configured like this: CRDS_PATH=$HOME/crds_cache In the offsite configuration CRDS_OBSERVATORY is effectively inferred from the server URL. There is a directly analogous configuration for HST and the default cache works for both projects. However, CRDS cannot always guess observatory so setting CRDS_OBSERVATORY for hst can become necessary. |
In addition to those, the following keywords need to also be set for the pipeline software to access the cache: iref =/grp/hst/cdbs/iref/ And the equivalent if pointing to a local cache or directory. |
Hmm I thought this is all covered in Data Handbooks. |
All items JWST are not part of this repository. There are actually more HST reference file items which need to be specified for HSTCAL: As noted, this is fully documented in the handbooks. |
"cdbs" is retired by RedCats. It is "crds" now. |
In order to run the software, the environmental variables for the reference files need to be set. This should be added to the README for running internally and externally.
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