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Re: Possible cause of problem? (fwd)

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 13:42:49 -0500
> From: James R. Frysinger <address@hidden>
> To: Jeff Weber <address@hidden>
> Subject: Possible cause of problem?
> 
> Jeff,
> 
> Could this be it? I modeled my request section off the WMO pattern
> above it and came up with
> #request WMO ".*" uni0.unidata.ucar.edu
> request UNIDATA ".*" pluto.met.fsu.edu
> #request UNIDATA ".*" cirp.met.utah.edu
> #request NLDN ".*" pluto.met.fsu.edu
> #request NLDN ".*" cirp.met.utah.edu
> 
> (Notice that I have NLDN commented out at the moment.) Looking at the
> troubleshooting section of the LDM5 Site Manager's Guide, I suspect
> that my pattern (".*") is wrong. I'm not sure at the moment how to
> build the patterns; where do I go to find the list of available and
> applicable patterns? Should I look for this somewhere in the MCIDAS
> manuals? I have read the bit about regular expressions.
> 

These entries appear fine, except that for propriety reasons the NLDN
data must be requested directly from SUNY.  You'll have to contact them
and ask them for a feed - we can't set that up for you.  You can take
out the request to uni0 - that's just an example.  Generally there's no
need to request the same feed from two sites, but I see you have the
"request UNIDATA ".*" cirp.met.utah.edu" commented out, so that's ok.

Here is a page with some example patterns: 
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/examples/pqact/pqact.html

> Lastly, do I need to stop and then restart LDM to change ldmd.conf and
> pqact.conf?
> 

You *do* need to stop and restart the LDM to have it pick up changes to
ldmd.conf

(Note: you *don't* need to stop and restart the LDM for changes to
pqact.conf.  For those changes you need only do "ldmadmin pqactHUP",
then do "ldmadmin tail" to see a line in the log ensuring that the conf
file was reread.

> Just for completeness, and in case you can see any other mistakes, here
> are my exec and allow sections in ldmd.conf:
> 
> exec    "pqbinstats"
> exec    "pqact"
> #exec   "pqsurf"
> 
> allow UNIDATA pluto.met.fsu.edu
> allow UNIDATA cirp.met.utah.edu
> #allow NLDN pluto.met.fsu.edu
> #allow NLDN cirp.met.utah.edu
> 

Are cirp and pluto feeding from you?  (I missed the beginning of this.) 
I assume not since you are using them as feeds.  If you are a 'leaf'
node, you don't need any 'allows'.  The 'execs' look fine.

> Jim
> 
> --
> James R. Frysinger                  University/College of Charleston
> 10 Captiva Row                      Dept. of Physics and Astronomy
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> http://www.cofc.edu/~frysingj       address@hidden
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FYI, Jeff has gone home for the day (he's not feeling well).  You
probably only just got my last message, but again, it's best to send
such questions to support@unidata so that it will be forwarded
appropriately.

Anne
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