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[Datastream #MQU-657040]: L2 products sent in NIMAGE

HI Jerry,

re:
> One additional question, what regular expression can be used in
> ldmd.conf to just pull the L2 products ?   I assume
> 
> ^IXT
> 
> 
> Is that correct?

Yes, that is correct.

re:
> E.g.
> 
> REQUEST     HDS|NOTHER     "^IXT" servername.ssec.wisc.edu:388

Yup, that will REQUEST just those products whose Product IDs begin
with 'IXT'.

re:
> This is what we are using:

> EXEC    "pqact -f EXP|HDS|NOTHER -p ^IXT /home/ldm/l2-util/pqact.conf_l2"

OK.  As a note on style, it is most common to keep all LDM pattern-actoin
files in the ~ldm/etc directory.  As you have seen, this is not mandatory,
but it is best practice.

re:
> We were also missing HDS in the request line.
> 
> REQUEST HDS|NOTHER "^IXT" np1.ssec.wisc.edu:388
> 
> With the above in ldmd.conf file, we are seeing the images.

Excellent!

Final comment:

One of _the_ most useful applications in the LDM suite is 'notifyme'.
'notifyme' can be used to list what an LDM is receiving both currently
(right now) or in the past N seconds.  The LDM being interrogated
can be the local LDM or the LDM at an upstream site.  It is worthwhile
to learn how to use 'notifyme'.

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: MQU-657040
Department: Support Datastream
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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