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Thanks John, I stand corrected. Matthew John Benson wrote:
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Robert Mullenax wrote:Thanks John, that's certainly one part of the puzzle. I appreciate it.I know that each sector takes a certain amount of time to complete, so I could sleep for x minutes after the receiptof the e-mail but maybe there is a better way to actually determine when the image is finished? RobertNo need, really. The GVAR server 'tracks' by which we mean it synchronizes with the incoming data. So an imgcopy or imgdispstarted at the beginning of an image will finish when the last necessary line is available at the ingestor, or a second or two later. Any waiting you do would slow the totality of the process down more than necessary, since the server slows itself down just enough.--johnb
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