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>From: "Anderson, Alan C. " <address@hidden> >Organization: St. Cloud State >Keywords: 200303111741.h2BHfFB2012143 McIDAS-X v2002 setup Hi Alan, >I went over your last message and have a few more questions/comments. > >Looked in mcscour.sh and wonder what line in mcscour.sh handles the >scouring of the *.XCD files. I can figure out the ones for the MD >file groups, but don't see a line that includes .XCD. The line that does the scouring of the .IDX and .XCD files is: delwxt.k 1 10 >See that the scouring likely finds the right directory through >LWPATH.NAM. Right. >Remembered that when I installed mcidas2002 and saw that it worked, I >did not continue with the section on configuring the mcidas and user >accounts. Compared the EXAMPLE.NAM file with my (old) LOCAL.NAM and >found that there are new data products. Right. >Not sure which file the newly >installed mcidas was using, so copied EXAMPLE.NAM to LOCAL.NAM and >edited it, then did a REST LOCAL.NAM and REDIRECT MAKE. Excellent. This was exactly the right thing to do. >Perhaps this was the cause of the .XCD files not being scoured as they >should; No. >I found 3 days of DD...XCD files again this morning, for >Mar. 12, 13, 14. I removed the two earlier ones. Hmm... They should be scoured by the entries in mcscour.sh. >I see that I also need to go in and edit LSSERVE.BAT to recognize >the newer ADDE datasets and decide how we want to access them. You >noted this part in response to an earlier question. Yup. >I turned telnet off again, at least for the weekend. I have >downloaded a copy of SSH and related stuff, will start on that also. OK. I we should touch base again on Monday. Tom