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Re: How to ingest data from an ethernet port?

On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Kevin Tyle wrote:

> As the sun sets on Alden, we have signed on with
> Gyncorp (formerly GTE) as our data provider.  Their receiver
> sends data through an Ethernet port which can then be read
> on the receiving computer.  I haven't looked too closely at the
> sample program they provide to read in the data, but it appears
> to be UDP packets on port 9042.  

Kevin,  

This is a sample ldmd.conf configuration:

exec "ddplus -c -T 10 -P 9042 foo.bar.com"
exec "hds    -c -T 30 -P 9042 foo.bar.com"
exec "ids    -c -T 10 -P 9042 foo.bar.com"

The flags are from pqing, -c is the checksum flag and the -T is the time
out for a reconnection to start.  The feedtype, ie ddplus is a link to
pqing. One could use the feedtest program on the command line to test the
configuration instead of the above lines that would actually be in the
ldmd.conf.  Look at the man page on pqing for additional info.  I know
some of the flags are missing.

Robb...




> 
> Question is, how can I ingest this data into the LDM queue?  
> pqing can read from a file or a tty, but I don't see any way
> how it can read from an ethernet-based feed.  
> 
> Can anyone out there help me out on this?  Thanks!
> 
> --Kevin Tyle <address@hidden>
> MESO, Inc.
> Troy, NY
> 

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Robb Kambic                                Unidata Program Center
Software Engineer III                      Univ. Corp for Atmospheric Research
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