Re: Finding out what's commanding motor move?

[Michael Davidsaver via Tech-talk <tech-talk@aps.anl.gov>]

On 10/10/25 09:55, Mark Rivers via Tech-talk wrote:

Hi Lewis,

 

I should add that casr will be most useful if the client that is doing the puts is continuously connected.  If the puts are being done, for example, with a caput command at some Linux shell, then the connections are very brief and casr is likely to miss it.

One quick test would be setting DISP=1, which should block PUT operations to all record fields except DISP.

And I will second Mark's mention of caPutLog.  imo. audit logging is necessary equipment for an operational control system.