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19997019: starting the LDM (cont.)

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  • Subject: 19997019: starting the LDM (cont.)
  • Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 15:35:56 -0600
Tony,

re: is your upstream feeder getting the data
>Here's the result after about 50 minutes. (AREA files usually come in at 36 
>minutes past the hour):

Actually, by specifying the -o 3600 you don't have to wait to see if the
site is getting anything.  The assumption is that they should have received
products from the stream within the last hour (3600 seconds of the -o flag).

>Jul 19 20:07:06 notifyme[14411]: Starting Up: ihlseng.ugems.psu.edu: 199907191
> 90
>706.913 TS_ENDT {{MCIDAS,  ".*"}}
>        NOTIFYME(ihlseng.ugems.psu.edu) returns OK
>Jul 19 20:07:07 notifyme[14411]: NOTIFYME(ihlseng.ugems.psu.edu): OK
>Jul 19 20:12:08 notifyme[14411]: Timed out after 300 seconds inactivity
>Jul 19 20:12:08 notifyme[14411]: Disconnect

>What does this say to you? It looks to me like PSU has gotten nothing over
>this time. 

This listing shows that ihlseng is _NOT_ getting the MCIDAS products.
They are getting data from thelma, so I checked thelma's log file to
see if they are requesting MCIDAS products; they are not:

Jul 19 10:39:09 5Q:thelma ihlseng(feed)[57686]: topo:  ihlseng.ugems.psu.edu FSL
2|WMO

This is telling us that they are asking for FSL2 and WMO, but not MCIDAS.
I will send a note to the contact at PSU ( "Jeff Wolfe" <address@hidden>)
and ask him to change his request to FSL2|UNIDATA.  Until that happens,
you may want to feed from a backup site.

Tom