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andrew farnsworth wrote: > > Hi Anne > I tried the pqcat and received the following message: > > Mar 26 22:21:02 pqcat: Number of products 1224 > > Now, we have no problem getting and burning CDs of hourly data - I assume > that this is the 1224 products we are receiving, yes? > > Thanks again for your patience. I am looking forward to figuring this out. > > Best > Andrew Hi Andrew, First, what version of the LDM are you running? If you are running version 5.1 or greater, I recommend you take out "exec pqexpire" from ldmd.conf. We've improved the algorithms, and the program is no longer needed and can be a bottleneck. This is just a side note, not pertainent to your problem. Second, would you please do 'pqcat -vl - > /dev/null' and send me the output? I need to see what products are in your queue and how old they are. That could be the hourly data based on what you've told me, but I don't really know for sure. Third, I'm going to do some testing here on my own machine using some of your pqact.conf entries. This will take me a bit of time. I'll get back to you sometime tomorrow. At this point I don't think a phone call would be that useful for me. So, please send me your pqcat output, and I'll be in touch tomorrow. Anne -- *************************************************** Anne Wilson UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden P.O. Box 3000 Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------- Unidata WWW server http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ****************************************************