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Re: 20020701: ldm request/pattern problem

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> I need some help troubleshooting this problem:
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> I'm running ldm-5.1.2 on an HPUX-10.2 system.  I'm receiving a large
> number of undesired WMO feedtype products in my ldm queue from my
> upstream site.  I'd like to filter out all WMO products from my queue.
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> My ldmd.conf, there are no requests set up for WMO feedtypes.  There are
> no accept entries set for any feedtypes.  I have one request entry for
> an FSL5 feedtype.
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> For my pqact.conf, I have only one pattern action entry....for a
> specific FSL5 feedtype.
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> Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
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Hi Kim,

Please send me your ldmd.conf file.  Also, I would like to see what's
coming in to your site, so please do 'ldmadmin watch' for about a minute
and send me that output as well.   Later, I may ask you to list the
contents of your queue using 'pqcat -vl - > /dev/null', but let's wait
before generating possibly large output.  

Btw, the contents of your pqact.conf file will not affect what's coming
in to your site.  That only affects how products are handled at your
site.

Also, given your limited requests, I assume you are not feeding any
downstream sites, is that correct?

Anne
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