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[THREDDS #SPQ-636224]: Offline gbx8 files causing ucar.ma2.InvalidRangeException in TDS 4.2.3

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  • Subject: [THREDDS #SPQ-636224]: Offline gbx8 files causing ucar.ma2.InvalidRangeException in TDS 4.2.3
  • Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2011 14:28:58 -0700
Hi Greg,

Attached are the scripts and the conf files, there is documentation in the 
header of the conf files.

Here's the contab entries:

# GribBinaryIndexer  binary indexes 8.0 indexes
9 * * * * util/GribBinaryIndexer.pl -t /opt/tds-index/gbx8 > 
/data/ldm/logs/GribBinar
yIndexer09.gbx8.log 2>&1
 
# GribBinaryIndexer  binary indexes
19 * * * * util/GribBinaryIndexer.pl -t /opt/tds-index/gbx8 > 
/data/ldm/logs/GribBina
ryIndexer19.gbx8.log 2>&1
...
...

The important flags are the -t, top of TDS distribution, the next directory 
down needs to be the lib directory with the TDS jars, -j flag the latest java 
location and the -f flag where the conf file resides. Since we run multiple 
indexers and each creates a directory lock, it's possible that locks are not 
removed when the script is not terminated normally, so the -c flag is used to 
clear all locks. Use carefully. Normally the locks are removed by the program. 
If you don't use a conf file, then the -d flag needs to be used so the indexer 
knows where to start indexing.

            /^(-c)/ && ( $clearLocks = "clear" );
             /^(-d)/ && ( $startDir = shift ) ;
             /^(-f)/ && ( $conf = shift ) ;
             /^(-j)/ && ( $JAVA = shift ) ;
             /^(-t)/ && ( $tomcatHome = shift ) ;


The manageFilesDirs script has the -f flag for the conf file location and the 
documentation is in the conf file header. crontab is:
30 21 * * * util/manageFilesDirs.pl -f /local/ldm/etc/manageFilesDirs.conf > 
/data/ldm/logs/manageFilesDirs.log 2>&1

Hopefully all the information was provided, if not let me know.
RObb...

Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: SPQ-636224
Department: Support THREDDS
Priority: Normal
Status: Open

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