Donna,
> You do need to escape the "/" if there is a directory in the product
> string.
Just FYI, the slash character, "/", in an extended regular expression
(ERE) is just a regular character as far as the LDM is concerned. You
might examine those ERE-s and strings again.
--Steve
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$ grep -w HDS etc/ldmd.conf
> exec "pqact -f HDS -p KWNS etc/pqact.conf"
>
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$ regex -h
> regex: invalid option -- h
> Usage: ./bin/regex [-n count] [-s string] pattern
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$ regex -s "YxHxxx KWBx 0909andsomestuffmGFS"
> "^[YZ].[AIJQHG]... KWB. ([0-3][0-9])([0-2][0-9]).*/mGFS"
> no match
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$ regex -s "YxHxxx KWBx 0909andsomestuff /mGFS"
> "^[YZ].[AIJQHG]... KWB. ([0-3][0-9])([0-2][0-9]).*\/mGFS"
> match
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$
>
> Also, try the notifyme command to get some sample product strings.
>
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$ notifyme -vl - -f HDS -p "KWB" -o 3600
> (note that the data product may not stream in for a few hours if you are
> running this when this product isn't in the queue; an alternative:)
>
> [ldm@windfarm-gw ~]$ notifyme -v -l /tmp/mynotifyme.txt -f HDS -p "KWB"
> -o 3600
>
> Good luck,
> Donna
