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On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Unidata Support wrote: > > ------- Forwarded Message > > >To: address@hidden > >From: Alan Feltz <address@hidden> > >Subject: ldmd.conf question > >Organization: UCAR/Unidata > >Keywords: 200101122047.f0CKlUo09496 > > Unidata support: > > I have a question about ldmd.conf entries: > > To begin with, we currently have an entry for receiving FSL data from > stokes.metr.ou.edu . Everything was working fine. I then decided to add > an entry for the NEXRAD data which will also be coming from stokes . > So I added the NEXRAD entry to the ldmd.conf file: > > request FSL ".*" stokes.metr.ou.edu > request NEXRAD ".*" stokes.metr.ou.edu > > I restarted the LDM and everything worked fine. The data was coming in > for both the FSL and NEXRAD feeds and files were being created. I then > decided that for the time being I do not need to receive all the NEXRAD > data, so I added the pattern ^SDUS53 to the NEXRAD entry as follows: > > request FSL ".*" stokes.metr.ou.edu > request NEXRAD "^SDUS53" stokes.metr.ou.edu > > When I restarted the LDM the ldmd.log file started filling up with groups > of RECLASS and disconnection messages on the stokes process. No data > was being received due to the fact that no new files were being created. I > ran notifyme using the feed type NEXRAD , the pattern ^SDUS53 , and the > host stokes.metr.ou.edu and was receiving notifications about the data. > I tried several different patterns in both the ldmd.conf file and the > notifyme command line. The notifyme pattern worked, but the ldmd.conf > entries kept giving me RECLASS lines. A section of ldmd.log: > > Jan 12 19:45:59 stokes[17972]: run_requester: Starting Up: stokes.metr.ou.edu > Jan 12 19:45:59 stokes[17972]: run_requester: 20010112194351.307 TS_ENDT > {{FSL, ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:45:59 stokes[17972]: FEEDME(stokes.metr.ou.edu): reclass: > 20010112194351.307 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:45:59 stokes[17972]: FEEDME(stokes.metr.ou.edu): OK > Jan 12 19:46:00 stokes[17972]: RECLASS: 20010112184600.897 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, > ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:46:01 stokes[17972]: RECLASS: 20010112184601.102 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, > ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:46:01 stokes[17972]: RECLASS: 20010112184601.439 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, > ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:46:16 stokes[17972]: RECLASS: 20010112184616.944 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, > ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:46:17 stokes[17972]: RECLASS: 20010112184617.224 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, > ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:46:17 stokes[17972]: RECLASS: 20010112184617.361 TS_ENDT {{FSL2, > ".*"},{NNEXRAD, "^SDUS53"}} > Jan 12 19:46:17 stokes[17972]: Connection reset by peer > Jan 12 19:46:17 stokes[17972]: Disconnect > > > I then decided to see if I could just get the NEXRAD data without the FSL > data. So I commented out the FSL line: > > #request FSL ".*" stokes.metr.ou.edu > request NEXRAD "^SDUS53" stokes.metr.ou.edu > > I restarted the LDM and and the NEXRAD began to arrive and was creating > files as I expected it to do. > > I happened to come across in one of the email archives a suggestion for > a different problem (I think) that mentioned changing the computer name > to its associated IP address. So I gave that a try. > > request FSL ".*" stokes.metr.ou.edu > request NEXRAD "^SDUS53" 129.15.192.81 > > I restarted the LDM and everything worked as expected. > > > So after all this my question is: Is there something wrong with: > > request FSL ".*" stokes.metr.ou.edu > request NEXRAD "^SDUS53" stokes.metr.ou.edu > > If I change ^SDUS53 to .* it works, but I do not want all the > NEXRAD data at this time. > > I hope this wasn't too confusing to follow. Alan, Noop, in fact I thought you did an excellent job of explaining the problem and I appreciate the ground work you performed. You are correct, the multiple request lines should of work in the manner that you expected without all the reclass messages. Actually, I think you might of found a bug in the LDM. I'm cc the LDM maintainers to see if they can duplicate the problem or find an error that I missed. Robb... > > Thanks for any help or advice you can provide, > > Alan Feltz > Unix Sys Admin > Dept of Physics and Astronomy > University of Kansas > Lawrence, KS 66045 > address@hidden > (785) 864-5164 > > > ------- End of Forwarded Message > > =============================================================================== Robb Kambic Unidata Program Center Software Engineer III Univ. Corp for Atmospheric Research address@hidden WWW: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ===============================================================================