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Hi Jim, re: > Everything was unpacked and installed and running, but the logfile always > gives errors as follows: > > 20200403T180027.569435Z GvarFDRemap.sh[18684]: INFO: Starting up ... > 20200403T180027.577456Z GvarFDRemap.sh[18684]: PROC: IMGCOPY G15GVAR/G15FDC04 > MYDATA/IMAGES.3021 SIZE=SAME > 20200403T180027.723702Z GvarFDRemap.sh[18684]: WARN: IMGCOPY G15GVAR/G15FDC04 > MYDATA/IMAGES.3021 SIZE=SAME, return = 1 > 20200403T180027.727648Z GvarFDRemap.sh[18684]: ERROR: IMGCOPY > G15GVAR/G15FDC04 MYDATA/IMAGES.3021 SIZE=SAME failed, exiting This error is most likely caused from the DIRFILE mask for the G15GVAR datasets being incorrect. I changed what I had for my own system to match what I thought was your setup: ~ldm <-> /usr/local/ldm Here are the entries: N1=G13GVAR,N2=G13FDC01,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES13_FD_C01_VISR.area,C=GOES-13 Full Disk Channel 1 VISR remap target, N1=G13GVAR,N2=G13FDC02,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES13_FD_C02_VISR.area,C=GOES-13 Full Disk Channel 2 VISR remap target, N1=G13GVAR,N2=G13FDC03,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES13_FD_C03_VISR.area,C=GOES-13 Full Disk Channel 3 VISR remap target, N1=G13GVAR,N2=G13FDC04,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES13_FD_C04_VISR.area,C=GOES-13 Full Disk Channel 4 VISR remap target, N1=G13GVAR,N2=G13FDC06,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES13_FD_C06_VISR.area,C=GOES-13 Full Disk Channel 6 VISR remap target, N1=G15GVAR,N2=G15FDC01,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES15_FD_C01_VISR.area,C=GOES-15 Full Disk Channel 1 VISR remap target, N1=G15GVAR,N2=G15FDC02,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES15_FD_C02_VISR.area,C=GOES-15 Full Disk Channel 2 VISR remap target, N1=G15GVAR,N2=G15FDC03,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES15_FD_C03_VISR.area,C=GOES-15 Full Disk Channel 3 VISR remap target, N1=G15GVAR,N2=G15FDC04,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES15_FD_C04_VISR.area,C=GOES-15 Full Disk Channel 4 VISR remap target, N1=G15GVAR,N2=G15FDC06,TYPE=IMAGE,RT=N,K=AREA,R1=1,R2=999999,MASK=/usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES15_FD_C06_VISR.area,C=GOES-15 Full Disk Channel 6 VISR remap target, A quick way to check to see if there is something that doesn't match with these dataset definitions is to clip out the value of MASK= and us it in an 'ls' invocation. For instance, vor G15GVAR/G15FDC04, the test would be: ls /usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data/GOES15_FD_C04_VISR.area This assumes: - that the tarball was unpacked from the HOME directory of the usr 'ldm' - that the ~ldm/mcidas/data directory is, in fact: /usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data - that the *.area files are readable - that the /usr/local/ldm/mcidas/data directory is writable by the user 'ldm' Is there any chance I could SSH to the machine and check things out? Cheers, Tom -- **************************************************************************** Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program (303) 497-8642 P.O. Box 3000 address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unidata HomePage http://www.unidata.ucar.edu **************************************************************************** Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: SET-184160 Department: Support IDD Priority: Normal Status: Open =================== NOTE: All email exchanges with Unidata User Support are recorded in the Unidata inquiry tracking system and then made publicly available through the web. If you do not want to have your interactions made available in this way, you must let us know in each email you send to us.