Thanks to all who replied, it works well now! :-)
However, I have noticed that even if I have such a regex in ldmd.conf:
request CONDUIT
"(status|MT.nam|prod/gfs.*PRMSL|prod/gfs.*HGT/500|prod/gfs.*HGT/1000|prod/gfs.*APCP|prod/gfs.*RH/2.m||prod/gfs.*TMP/2.m|prod/gfs.*TCDC/atmos_col|prod/gfs.*HGT/0C|prod/gfs.*UGRD;VGRD/10.m|prod/gefs.*TMPK/850)"
It seems that all fields from prod/gfs are sent out because if, in my
pqact.conf, I write all incoming products, I get all the fields
nonetheless. I am trying to limit the bandwidth used by conduit. Is
there something I need to adjust in the regex to get only these
products sent out?
Thanks again,
Christian Page
UQAM
2006/11/20, JosephSheedy <josephs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On Mon, Nov 20, 2006 at 02:01:53PM +0000, David Knight wrote:
> The first thing I see is that
> gfs\.(........)/gfs
> does not match
> gfs.2006112000/gfs
> Your pattern only looks for 8 characters where there are 10. Try
> gfs\.(........).*/gfs
I find it really helps to use a regular expression debugger on big
expressions like those in used in the LDM. They let you work the bugs
out of your regular expressions quickly. I use Kodos,
http://kodos.sourceforge.net/ , but there are others out there.
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Joseph Sheedy
Technical Specialist, 3TIER Environmental Forecast Group
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