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[LDM #BIG-900661]: Terminated obsolete upstream

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  • Subject: [LDM #BIG-900661]: Terminated obsolete upstream
  • Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2014 12:38:19 -0600
Brice,

> I can't directly, but I can show you what I crafted for him and what I am 
> using to get the same data from another source.  And I am pretty sure that I 
> can show you what we attempted to use from the workaround off the web page.
> 
> His first server requests would have come from each of his clients this way -
> 
> Request   FT4    "^WT01.*|^LR01.*|^PT.*|^LR01.*|^HR01.*|^LW01.*"    
> 134.xxx.xxx.aaa
> 
> Then I had him try changing one of his clients to -
> 
> Request   FT4    "(^WT01.*|^LR01.*|^PT.*|^LR01.*|^HR01.*|^LW01.*)"    
> 134.xxx.xxx.aaa
> 
> Which is what I interpreted the workaround to say.  Then we tried "(())", 
> partially because I will have 4-5 clients coming trying to get the same data 
> and all hidden behind the SSH tunnel.

Just FYI, you can dispense with the ".*" suffixes in all the patterns because 
they add nothing: the patterns "^WT01.*" and "^WT01" will match exactly the 
same strings (all strings that begin with "WT01").

> Thanks for help, Steve.
> 
> Brice
> 

Regards,
Steve Emmerson

Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: BIG-900661
Department: Support LDM
Priority: Normal
Status: Open