Re: 20011218: LDM and duplicate products

Hi Gregg, 

It appears that if the duplicate entry was delivered via pqinsert, you
would see a "Product already in queue" in your ldmd.log file...However, if
the duplicate is received via pqing, it may not show in the
logs...generally, the products off the dish (via pqing) should arrive
first, and I am not certain if the duplicates would be logged via that
scenario..

What are you looking for in your logs?

Are you grepping "product already in queue" ?

Is this creating any unique problems (i.e. duplicate products being filed
in same dir?)

Let me know if you see anything like "product already in queue" in your
ldmd.log files.

If not, and you are not getting duplicates filed, we will need to
investigate further..and dig deeper into the code.

Thank you,


-Jeff
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On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Unidata Support wrote:

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> >To: address@hidden
> >From: Gregory Grosshans <address@hidden>
> >Subject: LDM and duplicate products
> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata
> >Keywords: 200112181622.fBIGMBN10222
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> What feature in LDM controls the logging mechanism to indicate a
> duplicate product has been received?   I expect single site radar data
> to be dup'ed but do not see it in ldmd.log, even with increasing the
> verbosity of the pqact by 1, via 'kill -USR2 {pqact pid}.
> 
> I'm ingesting a UNISYS radar feed (consisting of single site and mosaic
> imagery) into LDM with a feedtype of 'WSI' via pqinsert.  The single
> site radar products from NOAAPORT (SDUS[2357]i)  are inserted into the
> LDM queue via the pq_insert call as feedtype 'NNEXRAD'.   With the
> NOAAPORT feed I strip off the CCB and WMO Header so the product looks
> just like it does from the Unisys feed (and the NWS radar multicast
> feed).
> 
> I've stored a product receive via UNISYS and via NOAAPORT and they are
> identical, byte for byte.
> 
> Thanks,
> Gregg Grosshans
> SPC
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