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19991019: Can't get data after restore from backup



William,

I have verified that your connection to flip is now being made, and you
shoud see data.

[153]chiz on flip --> notifyme -v -l - -o 3600 -h mahi.mhpcc.edu
Oct 21 18:49:34 notifyme[1508265]: Starting Up: mahi.mhpcc.edu: 
19991021174934.409 TS_ENDT {{ANY,  ".*"}}
Oct 21 18:49:35 notifyme[1508265]: NOTIFYME(mahi.mhpcc.edu): OK
Oct 21 18:49:35 notifyme[1508265]:    25688 19991021175013.949    NMC2 075  
/u/ftp/gateway/ncepe/nggrib/ruc2a.991021/ruc2.T17Z.bgrbanl 
!grib/fsl/105/#236/199910211700/F000/HGT/hybrid lev 36! 000075


The denying connection message for notifyme to your own computer
can be resolved in 1 of two ways:

1) try "notifyme -v -l - -o 3600"
   By default, this will connect to "localhost" which should be "allowed"
   access in the ldmd.conf file. Eg, our distribution ldmd.conf file
   has the lines:
# send anything to your own machine
allow   ANY
    ^((localhost|loopback)|(127\.0\.0\.1\.?$)|([a-z].*\.unidata\.ucar\.edu\.?$))

this allows localhost and flip here at unidata to connect to your machine.
By allowing flip, I can run notifyme to verify that you are getting data.

2) add an allow line for mahi.mhpcc.edu to the ldmd.conf. When you
specify -h "hostname", then gethostbyname requires that the name match
in the ldmd.conf file. Eg, add an additional allow line:

allow ANY mahi\.mhpcc\.edu$


One more additional note....since the fire at NCEP, the RUC grids are being
created by FSL, so you will notice in the product header that the
id following the ! character has "!grib/fsl/105" instead of "!grib/ncep/86"

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


>From: William Smith <address@hidden>
>Organization: .
>Keywords: 199910200204.UAA07902

>> The best place to look for log messages is in the ldmd.log
>> file (your /etc/syslog.conf entry for local0 will log to that file).
>
>Steve,
>
>Thanks for your help.  Looking for the logs got things started.
>
>Part of the problem was that  /etc/syslog.conf was using 
>/usr/local/ldm/logs/ldmd.log.  /usr/local/ldm isn't the ldm home
>directory and there were some old log files in there from last Thursday.  
>
>Following your email I did the following:
>
>       made /usr/local/ldm a link to /home/ldm
>       added "setenv $LDMHOME /home/ldm"   (don't know if this is needed)
>
>Then did "ldmadmin start".  Got startup messages and processes are running
>now, but no data.
>
>Here's the log from a "ldmadmin start" right after I changed ~etc/ldmd.conf
>to give me all data as below:
>
>       # following request is for all data from NMC2
>       request NMC2    ".*"    flip.unidata.ucar.edu
>
>
>more /usr/local/ldm/logs/ldmd.log      <= verify the /usr/local link
>
>Oct 20 01:07:42 5Q:mahi rpc.ldmd[47683]: Starting Up (built: Nov  5 1998 15:17
> :1
>5)
>Oct 20 01:07:42 5Q:mahi flip[46739]: run_requester: Starting Up: flip.unidata.
> uc
>ar.edu
>Oct 20 01:07:42 5Q:mahi flip[46739]: run_requester: 19991020000742.570 TS_ENDT
>  {
>{NMC2,  ".*"},{NMC2,  "avn/avn.(......)/gblav.T00Z"},{NMC2,  "nggrib/ruc2a.(..
> ..
>..)/ruc2.T(..)Z"}}
>Oct 20 01:07:42 5Q:mahi pqexpire[45192]: Starting Up
>Oct 20 01:07:42 5Q:mahi pqbinstats[48018]: Starting Up (47683)
>Oct 20 01:07:42 5Q:mahi pqact[47932]: Starting Up
>Oct 20 01:07:43 5Q:mahi flip[46739]: FEEDME(flip.unidata.ucar.edu): OK
>Oct 20 01:07:43 5Q:mahi udp.ldmd[47985]: Starting Up
>Oct 20 01:07:44 5Q:mahi localhost[48071]: Connection from localhost
>Oct 20 01:07:44 5Q:mahi localhost[48071]: Connection reset by peer
>Oct 20 01:07:44 5Q:mahi localhost[48071]: Exiting
>Oct 20 01:21:27 5Q:mahi rpc.ldmd[47683]: Denying connection from mahi.mhpcc.ed
> u
>Oct 20 01:22:17 5Q:mahi last message repeated 2 times
>
>
>The last two lines are from trying the 
>
>       notifyme -v -l - -o 3600 -h mahi.mhpcc.edu
>
>again.  What is the "Denying connection about?
>
>
>
>After the start there are three rpc.ldmd processes running.  From the
>ps -aef they look identical:
>
>ldm  48254 48273  0 01:50:06 ? 0:00 rpc.ldmd -q /home/ldm/data/ldm.pq /home/ld
> m/etc/ldmd.conf
>
>
>
>pqcat works and reports Number of products 0.
>
>It is not creating any stat files and dostats sends an error email that
>it can't find *.stats.  The paths in ldmd.conf seem correct, and there
>aren't any *.stats in ~logs or ~data or wherever they're supposed to be.
>
>
>
>
>William
>
>_____________________________________________________________________________
>William Smith                             address@hidden
>Maui High Performance Computing Center    (808) 879-5077  
>550 Lipoa Parkway                         (808) 879-5018 (fax)
>Kihei, HI  96753                          WWW: http://www.mhpcc.edu
>_____________________________________________________________________________
>