Re: 19991216: Data feed

Samir Mehta wrote:

> Hi Anne, All the best!
>
> > First, do you have log files to look at?  These should be found in the 
> > ~ldm/log
> > directory.
>
> I have attached a log file which may help you, I can't read what problem
> is.
>
> >
> > Are you sure the ldm is running?  Try running 'ldmadmin ps' - among other 
> > things,
> > you should see several rpc.ldmd processes running.  You can also try 
> > 'ldmadmin
> > watch' to see products arriving.  (The ldmadmin command and other ldm 
> > commands
> > should be in ~ldm/bin.)
> >
> It looks to me that ldm is running.
> $ ldmadmin ps
>     1   623   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:00 rpc.ldmd -q
> /home/dept/
>   623   624   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:00 pqexpire
>   623   625   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:00 pqbinstats
>   623   626   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:00 pqact
>   623   627   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:00 pqsurf
>   623   628   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:03 rpc.ldmd -q
> /home/dept/
>   627   629   623   623 ?           -1 S      562   0:00 pqact -d
> /usr/local/ldm
> 27160 27166 27160 27011 pts/0    27160 S      562   0:00 sh -c ps ajx |
> grep 623
> 27166 27168 27160 27011 pts/0    27160 S      562   0:00 grep 623
>
> ########## End of ldmadmin ps output ################
>
> The upstream is also up.
> > If these all seem ok, try 'ping'ing your upstream feed to make sure it's 
> > alive:
> >   'ldmping -i 5 -h <YourUpstreamHost>'
> > You should get back messages that say, among other things, 'RESPONDING'
> >
> $ ldmping -i 5 -h mammatus.plymouth.edu
> Jan 26 22:56:50      State    Elapsed Port   Remote_Host          rpc_stat
>  Jan 26 22:56:50 RESPONDING   0.604545 3570   mammatus.plymouth.edu
>  Jan 26 22:56:55 RESPONDING   0.126138 3570   mammatus.plymouth.edu
>  Jan 26 22:57:01 RESPONDING   0.080948 3570   mammatus.plymouth.edu
>  Jan 26 22:57:06 RESPONDING   0.110995 3570   mammatus.plymouth.edu
>  Jan 26 22:57:11 RESPONDING   0.107592 3570   mammatus.plymouth.edu
>
> > Also, check that the entries in your ldmd.conf file are correct.
> >
> I also attach ldmd.conf file too.
>
> > Give these a try, and let us know the results.
>
> I guess it is something to do with configuration file, but this just an
> guess.

Hi Samir,

I apologize for not sending my first response to you properly!

The 'skipped' and 'RECLASS' strings in your log file show me that products are 
being
sent to your site but are being rejected due to a timing problem.  The LDM only 
stores
data that is less than 1 hour old.  One cause would be if your system clock is 
wrong -
give that a check.  Another problem would be network congestion, although it 
seems
unlikely that would occur for a real long time.  But, you can check product 
latencies
by doing a
'notifyme -vl -'.  Each line will give you two times.  If the difference 
between those
two times are greater than one hour, products will be discarded.

Give these two things a try and let me know the result.

Anne

>
>
> I'll be grateful for your help.
>
> Samir
>
>   --------------------------------------------------
>                   Name: ldmd.log
>    ldmd.log       Type: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN)
>               Encoding: BASE64
>            Description: latest log file
>
>                    Name: ldmd.conf
>    ldmd.conf       Type: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN)
>                Encoding: BASE64
>             Description: config file

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