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Re: [ldm-users] CONDUIT slow?

Files are all consistent in size. I don't recall the exact pqact entry but I think they do overwrite.

Who'd be requesting retransmissions from this group? I went to CONDUIT to avoid having to hit the TOC and WOC gateways...

Gilbert Sebenste wrote:
On Wed, 26 Sep 2007, Gerry Creager wrote:

Has anyone noted GFS 0.5deg is coming in later and later via CONDUIT?

According to the NWS Gateway message sent out late yesterday, someone has been requesting retransmissions of the data. Check to see if your files are larger than normal, unless they overwrite automagically...

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