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Re: "pbuf_flush: time elapsed" problem

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  • Subject: Re: "pbuf_flush: time elapsed" problem
  • Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 13:23:57 -0600
Justin,

The new version is available.

Because it's impossible to test all the ways the LDM system is used, I
can't guarantee that it will solve your problem (or, indeed, even work).
I do have hopes for it, however, so if your willing to try it, I'm
willing to help.

Do the following (assuming you have a standard installation):

    1.  Become the LDM user in that user's home directory.

    2.  Unpack ftp://ftp.unidata.ucar.edu/pub/ldm/ldm-6.4.2.0.tar.Z
        in the LDM user's home directory.

    3.  Drop into the directory ldm-6.4.2.0/src.

    4.  Execute the equivalent of the command

            ./configure >configure.log 2>&1 &&
            make >make.log 2>&1 &&
            make install >install.log 2>&1

    5.  Become root and execute the command

            make install_setuids

    6.  Become the LDM user in that user's home directory.

    7.  Execute the following command:

            ldmadmin stop && rm runtime && ln -s ldm-6.4.2.0 runtime &&
            ldmadmin start

    8.  Keep an eye on the LDM logfile and keep me apprised.

    9.  If things go sufficiently bad that reverting is necessary, then
        execute the following command as the LDM user in that user's
        home directory:

            ldmadmin stop && rm runtime && ln -s ldm-6.3.0 runtime &&
            ldmadmin start

Regards,
Steve Emmerson