logging the run start time after having computed it. This information for the...

logging the run start time after having computed it. This information for the previous runs is not lost because it is passed to the DAQ and logged as well.

patch-control.sh

@@ -163,11 +163,6 @@ ssh ${DAQ_USER}@${DAQ_SERVER} "[ -e ${ROOT_FILE} ]" && {
 
 let "run_duration_seconds = ${run_duration} * 60"
 
-log "Run ${run_number} ready to start. \
-Run start time = ${run_start_time}, \
-run duration = ${run_duration} minutes, \
-run setup file = ${rs_file}."
-
 daq_log_file=~/.km3_private/daq_${run_number}.log
 JGetMessage -H ${DAQ_SERVER} -T MSG -d 3 >${daq_log_file} &
 PROCS=(${PROCS[*]} $!)
@@ -177,6 +172,11 @@ cat ${rs_file} | sed -e "s/RUNNUMBER/${run_number}/" >${DM_DATA_DIR}/dm.detector
 
 run_start_time=`nowUTC`
 
+log "Run ${run_number} ready to start. \
+Run start time = ${run_start_time}, \
+run duration = ${run_duration} minutes, \
+run setup file = ${rs_file}."
+
 # Launch the DAQ
 log "Launching the DAQ with the following command line: daq.sh ${run_number} ${run_start_time} ${run_duration_seconds} ${DAQ_SERVER} ${DAQ_USER} "
 daq_driver_log_file=~/.km3_private/daq_driver_${run_number}.log