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20031125: Unidata McIDAS-X Version 2003 under Fedora at NIU (cont.)
- Subject: 20031125: Unidata McIDAS-X Version 2003 under Fedora at NIU (cont.)
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 14:56:13 -0700
>From: Gilbert Sebenste <address@hidden>
>Organization: NIU
>Keywords: 200311241913.hAOJDtEH002777 McIDAS-X MCGUI RTPTSRC
Gilbert,
re: resetup the ADDE remote server on weather2
>I just did. I added the services to /etc/services, and also to
>/etc/xinetd.d. It shoudl be working now. Can you verify?
I verified that it does work by:
1) pointing at weather2.admin.niu.edu from my machine here at the UPC
for the RTIMAGES and RTPTSRC datasets -- worked with no problem
2) did essentially the same on weather2 as 'mcidas' -- worked with
no problem.
re: why you are running McIDAS decoding on more than one machine
>Here's the problem. Let's say weather3's LDM goes down. Then, I can have
>the weather2 LDM feed from another site, and all is well. On a P4 3.06 GHZ
>machine with an 800 MHZ front-side bus, how much resource does it take? I
>am getting load averages around .30, even with a full-blown McIDAS session
>running. If it just takes up 5% or less, I would think that's not a big
>deal.
The resources I was thinking of was disk space, not CPU. This is not a
big deal; I brought it up because you are now in the position of having
to maintain the ldm-mcidas and McIDAS-XCD decoders on two machines
as well as data scouring and ADDE serving. This means that when
you upgrade your OS (as you seem to do a lot ;-) you need to worry
about whether things get blown out of the water, etc.
>I did set them back to weather2 and everything works fine now. That said,
>if you think it is a burden, I will shut it off.
You have to answer if it is a burden or not.
>Now, one other thing. We're fine on McIDAS now...seems to work great. What
>I want to do now is:
>
>1. Upgrade weather3 to Fedora 1 right after Thanksgiving
>2. Install the packages that Fedora doesn't install with an upgrade
>(that's easy; I have saved the RPMS necessary from my weather2 install)
>3. Install the THREDDS server on weather2
One part of a THREDDS server is McIDAS ADDE. The other part is installing
a DODS server. Since I am not involved in the DODS installation and
THREDDS catalog creation, I will need to turn you over to someone that
is intimately involved.
>Hopefully, the first and second won't take long. The third...gosh, who
>knows?
Right.
>Anyway, those are my goals and things I want done by December 15th.
What's up with December 15? The only reason I ask is that I have had
a series of semi-artificial deadlines since sometime this past summer.
This has resulted in the Unidata-Wisconsin datastream changes that
I wanted to do in October being pushed off until mid to late December.
Sigh...
Tom
>From address@hidden Wed Nov 26 12:23:55 2003
>Hi Tom,
>Re: ADDE server on weather2 working:
re: when you upgrade your OS you need to worry
about whether things get blown out of the water, etc.
>Hmmm. Great point. I'll see what Fedora Core 2 does. They come out with
>new updates every 3 months (sheesh).
re: THREDDS contact
>Who would that be?
re: why Dec. 15
>Well, because my machines were slow in getting here due to our pokey legal
>process, it took me until a month ago to get the machines. Throw in a 10
>day trip, Thanksgiving, and the holidays...and it gets messy really quick
>to get things done in a hurry!
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