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Hi Harry, The "situation" occurred at 21:22:25 today. It's currently captured in ldmd.log.2. Here's some things I found from the log. Here is a list of the last operations executed by the processes that were in debug mode before the big disconnect: connection last op ---------- ------- sunny comingsoon nm2_9 comingsoon neptune comingsoon nmc2_7 blkdata (prev prod was completed) nmc2_8 blkdata (prev prod was completed) camano End of Queue, followed by SIGALRM ** So, none of the processes were in the middle of a transfer. I guess I can't rule out a locking problem based on this event. (I'm not sure if 'comingsoon' is issued before or after it gets a lock.) ** Two processes rec'd a SIGALRM: camano and dragon. I don't know why these occurred. Since rpc.ldmd does not have a handler for that signal, it was just noted in the log. In all of ldmd.log.1, an hour's worth of logging, there were no hereis or comingsoon messages for camano. Is camano getting the NEXRD2 data? I logged on to camano to see what was up, and found what appeared to be the same log as on air. And, 'ldmadmin ps' on camano told me I should only do that on air. What have you set up there? Delay messages logged: connection number of Delay entries ---------- ----------------------- sunny 8 nmc2_9 13 neptune 1 nmc2_7 6 nmc2_8 7 camano(feed) 48691 camano 5 dragon 50082 ldm1 48680 mcclure 3 nmc2_5 430 nmc2_6 428 But, these messages may have to do with the machine not getting any data, so it's just idling. Perhaps these are not representative of anything. On Larry's machine, I only put the feed from motherlode in debug mode, and perhaps that connection was never idle. My other thought is that we could identify the locking regions in the code, and modify your software to log something around those times. That might shed more light on whether the locking is a problem. I am leaving for the day. If you don't want to be logging stuff all weekend, you could turn it off until Monday. Enjoy your weekend! Anne -- *************************************************** Anne Wilson UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden P.O. Box 3000 Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------- Unidata WWW server http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ****************************************************