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[IDD #DSF-516290]: problem with NNEXRAD feed from idd.unidata.ucar.edu



Hi Greg,

re:
> I restarted ldm on ingest.eol and that seemed to work today. I'm
> wondering if the disk changes we made before Christmas are
> contributing to this problem?

I don't think that switching where the NEXRAD Level III products get
written should cause the receiving LDM process (rpc.ldmd) to 
not communicate well.  The switch might, however, have resulted
in the products getting written slower.  This depends, of course, on
how fast writes to your RAID is.

re:
> We didn't make any changes to the ldm
> installation, we just moved from writing to a local directory on
> ingest to writing to a symbolic linked directory of the same name that
> was instead a network RAID drive. And what is magic about 10Z? I've
> seen this happen now 3 times at that same time of day.

There is nothing magic about 10Z on our side.  Do you have anything
special happening at this time?

re:
> By the way, while we are talking, I'm having trouble with multiple
> GEMPAK scripts running me out of shared memory ( a project we are
> supporting is asking for gifs of 80 NIDS products in real-time every 5
> minutes and I'm having problems keeping up.) An ipcs command shows:
> 
> ------ Shared Memory Segments --------
> key        shmid      owner      perms      bytes      nattch     status
> 0x00210d2f 0          root      777        512000     4
> 
> which looks like 512 Kb of shared memory to me. Does GEMPAK have any
> limits on how much it will recognize or use? Any suggestions on what
> this number should be increased to?

I am moving this question to a separate GEMPAK inquiry.

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: DSF-516290
Department: Support IDD
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed