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Russ, As soon as I got home yesterday, I checked out all the LDM systems. Didn't want to take a chance that an operational system didn't come up correctly. I didn't check that pqmon was working correctly, glad you caught that today. Robb... On Thu, 18 May 2000, Russ Rew wrote: > Chiz, > > We had a power hit yesterday for about 20 minutes, so the LDM on shemp > restarted. I had already left and didn't check it until this > morning. Since pqmon was started automatically by the "exec pqmon > ..." line in ldmd.conf, it was part of the process group that gets a > SIGCONT signal for every product, so the pqmon "-i 30" option to only > report product queue statistics every 30 seconds was ineffective, and > it reported queue statistics after every product insertion. The > resulting 90 Mbyte log will actually be useful to me, so I renamed it > pqmon-detailed.log, killed pqmon, restarted it outside the ldm process > group logging to ~ldm/logs/pqmon.log, and commented out the "exec > pqmon ..." startup line in the configuration file. So for now, pqmon > should be started up manually. I've modified pqmon to ignore the > SIGCONT signal (though maybe this should only be done if not logging > verbosely), but haven't tested the fix yet ... > > --Russ > =============================================================================== Robb Kambic Unidata Program Center Software Engineer III Univ. Corp for Atmospheric Research address@hidden WWW: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ===============================================================================