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20000229: notifyme...

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  • Subject: 20000229: notifyme...
  • Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 14:43:07 -0700
>From: Tom Rink <address@hidden>
>Organization: SSEC
>Keywords: 200002291846.LAA02212 LDM notifyme

Tom,

>notifyme produces the following:
>
>Feb 29 18:35:32 notifyme[25436]: Starting Up: 205.165.6.150: 20000229183532.84
> 3 TS_ENDT {{MCIDAS,  ".*"}}
>Feb 29 18:35:33 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:35:58 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:36:23 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:36:48 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:37:14 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:37:39 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:38:04 notifyme[25436]: NOTIFYME(205.165.6.150): 7: Authentication er
> ror; No match for request
>Feb 29 18:38:15 notifyme[25436]: Interrupt
>Feb 29 18:38:15 notifyme[25436]: exiting

What was your notifyme command line?

>I've looked through the archives and FAQ but I cant find 
>7: Authentication error; No match for request

Sounds like the LDM you were trying to get a notifyme from had not allowed
the machine you were running the notifyme from to request data.  The
LDM only allows "ALLOW"ed machines to request things.

>What does this error mean, and what have I done wrong?

Probably nothing, but we need:

o to see the notifyme command line
o know which machine you are trying to do a notifyme on
o if the machine being asked for the notifyme has ALLOWed the machine doing
  the requesting

>Thanks,

You are welcome.

>TomR

Tom Yoksas