Hi Natalie,

Could you check:

 * station table : all the network & station codes are in CAPITAL ?
 * data_availability: the net, sta are CAPITAL and component is three
   char , for example BHZ, HHZ etc. the sampling rate of the files is
    >= to the cc_sampling_rate ?

Cheers,

Thomas

Le 26/10/2018 à 17:06, Accardo, Natalie a écrit :
Hello,

I’m trying to run through, one command at a time, the example dataset included 
with MSNoise but am getting stuck at the compute_cc command.  When i run the 
command half of the jobs are labeled “in progress” but never actually complete 
and the other files are still listed as “to do”.  No errors ever come up the 
command simply ends after “checking gaps”.  The station table and data 
availability table both are successfully populated.  The filters are also 
correctly defined.  I am running this in Python 3.

The series of commands that I run are:
1) msnoise admin
2) open http://localhost:5000/admin/
3) msnoise populate
4) msnoise scan_archive
5) msnoise new_jobs
6) msnoise compute_cc

When i run the msnoise test command it works perfectly.  I’ve tried to back out 
what I’m missing by looking at the steps in the tests.py but haven’t solved my 
issue yet.  Any advice on what I’m missing/doing wrong is very appreciated.

Natalie

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