scbulletin

scbulletin transforms the parameters of an origin either to autoloc1 or autoloc3 format. Two modes are possible. Either one can fetch all necessary information from database directly or one can provide a representation of the origin as file, to transform it to a standard format. The first mode is the dump-mode the second is the input-mode. For dumping either choose eventID or the originID. If the eventID is choosen the preferred origin will be used. Three output formats are available autoloc1, autoloc3 or extended autoloc3.

Commandline options

For dump mode:

-d, --database Database
The database connection string (format: service://user:password@host/database)
-E, --event EventID
The ID of the event to dump.
-O, --origin OriginID
The ID of the origin to dump.
-1, --autoloc1
Use autoloc1 format for output. This is default.
-3, --autoloc3
Use autoloc3 format for output.
-x, --extra
Use a specially detailed autoloc3 format. This options works only in combination with the autoloc3-flag.

For input mode:

-f, --format Input-Format
The format of input data like “xml” (default; QuakeML), “zxml” (compressed QuakeML) or “binary” (binary)
-i, --input Input-Source
The input file. Default is stdin.
--Verbose
Verbose mode.
--console <bool>
Sends logging infos to the console. Otherwise logging informations are written to the standard seiscomp3 logging dir (e.g. ~/.seiscomp3/log). 0 = log into logfiles (default), 1 = log to stdout.
--debug
Use this flag only for error-analyzing.