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[LDM #TMA-441215]: Beta test 6.9?
- Subject: [LDM #TMA-441215]: Beta test 6.9?
- Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2010 13:02:08 -0700
Gilbert,
> > To gain confidence, execute an inverse version of it manually:
> >
> > wasReceived -f NEXRAD3 -o 15 && echo NEXRAD3 data-product received in
> > last 15 minutes
>
> home/ldm% bash
> [ldm@weather3 ~]$ wasReceived -f NEXRAD3 -o 15 && echo NEXRAD3
> data-product received in last 15 minutes
> NEXRAD3 data-product received in last 15 minutes
>
> Second try to make sure:
>
> [ldm@weather3 ~]$ wasReceived -f NEXRAD3 -o 15 && echo NEXRAD3
> data-product received in last 15 minutes
> NEXRAD3 data-product received in last 15 minutes
>
> Yup. But then:
>
> ldm@weather3 ~]$ wasReceived -f NPORT -o 15 && echo NEXRAD3 data-product
> received in last 15 minutes
> [ldm@weather3 ~]$
>
> Aha! Houston, we have a problem.
My bad. The NPORT feedtype was an attempt to redo the feedtype categories that
never got off the ground. The feedtypes that actually come out of the NOAAPORT
package are WMO, NIMAGE, NGRID, and NEXRAD3. So the crontab(1) entry might be
3,18,33,48 * * * * /bin/bash -l -c 'wasReceived -f
"WMO|NIMAGE|NGRID|NEXRAD3" -o 15' || echo NOAAPORT data-products not received
in last 15 minutes
Note that this might not tell you if *your* NOAAPORT system is working if the
product-queue also gets these data-products from the IDD.
> *******************************************************************************
> Gilbert Sebenste ********
> (My opinions only!) ******
> Staff Meteorologist, Northern Illinois University ****
> E-mail: address@hidden ***
> web: http://weather.admin.niu.edu **
> *******************************************************************************
Regards,
Steve Emmerson
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: TMA-441215
Department: Support LDM
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
