Coda does not cram people into their club like sardines. In addition to this, the people who attend this club have respect for personal space. As a side note, the bathrooms were consistently clean with lots of stalls which is a big plus. Coda Common Data Access framework for Earth science. 1999-07-01 Accepted 5.2.7-1 in experimental (low) (Anders Hammarquist) bugs all 0 RC 0 I&N 0 M&W 0 F&P 0. March 26, 2019; New. Added hidden preference for running Coda in Dark Mode when using Light system appearance; Improved. Improved password lookup from previous versions of Coda; Fixed. Fixed a crash that could occur when restoring remote sessions on some SFTP servers; Files downloaded from the sidebar contextual menu now transfer to the.
- Solution: I stop those monitor and Anaconda-Navigator and Coda works fine! Then I stop Anaconda, run those monitor again, run again Anaconda-Navigator and set up the permissions on my security network monitor (for python 2.7 or 3.7).
- 2000-05-30 Installed coda 5.3.3-0.1 (arm source) (Tor Slettnes) 1999-09-29 Installed coda 5.3.1-1 (source i386) (Anders Hammarquist) 1999-07-01 Installed coda 5.2.7-1 (source i386) (Anders Hammarquist).
Coda is currently available for the platforms listed below:Please check back from time to time as the platforms supported andthe latest version of coda do change over time.
Quick links:
Common files for all platforms
- Announcement,
- ChangeLog,
- Coda sources(.tgz),
FreeBSD
In the ftp area, there are packages for the coda-client,coda-server, coda_doc and coda_intro. coda_intro has information totell you how to get started using Coda. On a FreeBSD -currentmachine, you will find the Coda ports under /usr/ports/net.
NOTE: Coda Release 5.0 and onwards areGPL'ed.
NOTE:Coda 5.3.4 and higher need an installed lwp-1.1library.
- FreeBSD-currentx86 ELF Coda release 5.2.x (packages),
- FreeBSD-3.1x86 ELF Coda release 5.2.x (packages),
FreeBSD-3.1 x86 ELF Coda development release 5.3.x(packages), - FreeBSD-2.2.5x86 Coda release 5.2.x (packages),
FreeBSD-2.2.5 x86 Coda development release 5.3.x(packages),
Linux
- Linux-x86 Codarelease 5.2.7-1 (RPMs)
Linux-x86 Coda development release 5.3.4-1 (RPMs)both compiledon RedHat 5.2.
Coda 5.3.4 and higher also need lwp-1.1-1.i386.rpm. - Debian packagesfor Coda release 5.2.0
Check ftp.debian.org:/pub/debian/projects/experimental, there areprobably more up-to-date builds there
(packaged by Anders Hammarquist<iko(at)iko.pp.se>) - Linux-sparc(32/64)Coda release 5.2.2-1 (RPMs)
compiled on RedHat 6.0, so they are linked against glibc-2.1.
(built by Ian C. Blenke<ian(at)blenke.com>)
NetBSD
In the ftp area, there are packages for the coda-client,coda-server, coda_doc and coda_intro. coda_intro has information totell you how to get started using Coda. Rake for riding mower. On a NetBSD -currentmachine, you will find the Coda ports under /usr/pkgsrc/net.
NOTE: Coda Release 5.0 and onwards areGPL'ed.
NOTE:Coda 5.3.4 and higher need an installed lwp-1.1library.
- NetBSD-currentx86 Coda release 5.2.x (packages and pkgsrc stuff),
- NetBSD-1.4x86 Coda release 5.2.x (packages and pkgsrc stuff),
- NetBSD-1.3x86 Coda release 5.2.x (packages and pkgsrc stuff),
NetBSD-1.3 x86 Coda development release 5.3.x (packages and pkgsrcstuff),
Windows 95/98/NT
- Windows95/98 client and some tools
note:clog is broken - There is no Windows NT client available, yet.
Solaris
There are no pre-built binaries for the Solaris port. The codeis not very well tested. To give it a try, just download thefollowing files, which should be usable to build both the loadablekernel module, the Coda client, and the Coda server.
Key Deficiencies to Look for With NFPA References References: NFPA 25 2011 Edition; NFPA 13 2002 Edition; NFPA 72 2010 Edition Msk ms4200 p5k55 102 driver.
Sprinkler Heads
Damaged Heads – IE Bent frame/broken deflector.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.2
Leaking Heads – NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.2
Painted Heads – Any paint on head fails.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.2
Corroded Heads – IE head is greenish in color.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.2
Loaded Heads – Sprinkler head should be
replaced. Should the customer decide to clean
head, it should be at their own discretion. *Do not
suggest the customer clean*
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.2
Manufacture Date (50 years/older) – Located
on head.
–NFPA Code 5.3.1.1.1
Proper Clearance – 18” from the bottom of the
deflector or less than 4” from the wall.
-NFPA 13 Code 8.6.6.1
Bulb Has Fluid – Could be empty or half full.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.5
Missing Escutcheon Rings & Plates
-NFPA 13 Code 6.2.7.2 (Rings) 6.2.7.3 (Plates)
Position of Head – IE Head above ceiling tile or
hanging through ceiling tile below ceiling line.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.1.4
Painted Cover Plate – Fail if not painted from the
manufacturer.
-NFPA 13 Code 5.4.1.6
Missing Components
Spare Sprinkler Head Box
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.1.4
Spare Heads in Box – Proper quantity of
spare heads:
System has under 300 sprinklers = no less than 6
System has 300-1,000 sprinklers = no less than 12
System has over 1,000 sprinklers = no less than 24
-NFPA 25 Code 5.4.1.5
Spare Sprinkler Wrench
– NFPA 25 Code 5.4.1.5.5
Signage – IE Main drain, Open/Close valve, Inspector
test valve.
–NFPA 25 Code 13.3.1
Fire Dept. Connection Caps – FDC should also
be easily accessible. –NFPA 25 Code 13.7.1
Hangers – Loose, damaged, missing.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.3
Waterflow Switches
Missing Cover or Damaged
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.5
Unable to Adjust – IE device is mechanically
damaged and will not come in within 90 sec. *Water
flow may be required to report within 60 sec.
per local jurisdiction (ie Chicago)*
-NFPA 72 Code 17.12.2
Does Not Report Alarm To Panel – IE wiring issue,
mechanical issue with device (bad or missing paddle).
-NFPA 72 Code 17.12.2
Tamper Switches
Missing Cover, Damaged or Leaking
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.5
Does Not Report Supervisory at Panel – IE Wiring
issue or mechanically defective. Should report
within 2 revolutions.
-NFPA 25 Code 13.3.3.5
Does Not Clear When Valve is Opened – IE valve
cannot be adjusted mechanically damaged.
-NFPA 25 Code 13.3.3.5
Valve does not turn freely
-NFPA 25 Code 13.3.3.1
Valve is Still Leaking After Inspection Is Complete
-NFPA 25 Code 13.3.2.2 (5)
Main Drain Test
Damaged or missing valve – IE Broken handle.
-NFPA 25 Code 13.2.5
Low incoming water pressure-*systems without
fire pump* – Compare current flow pressure to
previous performed main drain results, if pressure has
reduced 10% or more main drain is found deficient.
-NFPA 25 Code 13.2.5.2 *Systems with fire pump
still require main drain test and results.
However, proper pump discharge valves are
recorded during pump test* *Main drain should
be done with pump on, however, it can be done
with it off at the customer’s discretion*
Proper drainage for main drain – Recommend
drain be piped properly.
-NFPA 25 Code 13.2.4
Gauges
Code 27130 Define
Date – 5 years or older replace, if there is no date
on them we assume they are out of date.
-NFPA 25 Code 13.2.7.2
Damaged Gauge – IE broken glass/missing glass
-NFPA 25 Code 13.2.7.1
Gauge stuck on zero or some other value
-NFPA 25 Code 13.2.7.1
Missing Gauge
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.4.1
Code 27197
Code 27132
External Piping
Code 2718
Corrosion on external piping – IE orange buildup
on piping.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.2.1
External piping leaks – IE pinhole leaks formed as
a result of corrosion.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.2.1
Damaged piping – IE bent or cracked pipe.
-NFPA 25 Code 5.2.2.1