Hi Ben,
We find a lot of messages in our logs this morning which look
like this:
May 12 15:18:05 striker2 anvil(feed)[27191]: topo: anvil.eas.purdue.edu
NLDN
May 12 15:29:16 striker2 anvil(noti)[27462]: Starting Up(6.0.14/5):
20040512202823.588 TS_ENDT {{NLDN, ".*"}}
May 12 15:29:16 striker2 anvil(noti)[27462]: topo: anvil.eas.purdue.edu
NLDN
May 12 15:34:46 striker2 anvil(noti)[27462]:
nullproc5(anvil.eas.purdue.edu): RPC: Unable to receive
May 12 15:38:06 striker2 anvil(feed)[27684]: up6.c:331: Starting
Up(6.0.14/6): 20040512193713.933 TS_ENDT {{NLDN,
".*"}}
May 12 15:38:06 striker2 anvil(feed)[27684]: topo: anvil.eas.purdue.edu
NLDN
May 12 15:38:06 striker2 anvil(feed)[27191]: up6.c:288: nullproc_6()
failure to anvil.eas.purdue.edu: RPC: Unable t
o receive; errno = Connection reset by peer
May 12 15:38:12 striker2 rpc.ldmd[24368]: child 27191 exited with status 5
If you are doing a notifyme, typically the data is sent out only once
every 5-6 minutes or so.
Hope this is of some help in finding where the problem lies.
--Kevin
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On Wed, 12 May 2004, Ben Cotton wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> We rebooted anvil today because it doesn't play nice with the other
> children. Unfortunately, they didn't give me time to politely stop LDM
> before the switch was thrown. When anvil came back up I tried to start
> LDM (actually, first I 'stopped' it so that the ldmd.pid file wouldn't
> cause trouble). It started fine, but nothing came across. So I remade
> the queue and tried again. No dice. A notifyme on flood.atmos.uiuc.edu,
> striker2.atmos.albany.edu and atm.geo.nsf.gov doesn't show any data coming
> across either, but I don't think all of these major relays would go down
> without someone screaming loudly enough for me to hear.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Ben
>
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> Purdue University
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