Re: [ldm-users] dates in ldmd log file

• To: Steve Emmerson <emmerson@xxxxxxxx>
• Subject: Re: [ldm-users] dates in ldmd log file
• From: Donna Cote <d-cote@xxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 14 Apr 2015 21:54:01 -0500

Thank you all.
 On Apr 14, 2015 5:32 PM, "Steve Emmerson" <emmerson@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Donna Cote <d-cote@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Steve, the description for the log file template says the date is the
>> "product creation time" but this is a log entry simply telling me that this
>> host (namely 208.180.46.165)  has made a REQUEST for data from the CONDUIT
>> feed.
>>
>> So, what does this timestamp refer to? That's the basic question.
>>
>
> You're quite right. For the benefit of others, here's the original log
> file entry:
>
> Mar 31 00:54:25 ldm1 208.180.46.165(noti)[24576] NOTE: Starting
>> Up(6.11.7/5): 20150312170024.533 TS_ENDT {{CONDUIT,
>> "^data/nccf/com/gfs/prod/gfs.+/gfs.t..z.pgrbf.+grib2.+"}}
>
>
>  I didn't notice the "Starting Up" field. My bad.
>
> The "20150312170024.533" field isn't the creation-time of a data-product;
> rather, it's the "from" time in the request from the notifyme(1) process
> running on host "208.180.46.165". Downstream LDM processes such as
> notifyme(1) specify "from" and "to" times in their request in order to
> limit the interval over which they'll receive data. Typically, the "from"
> time is an hour ago and the "to" time is the end-of-time.
>
> I'd guess that the clock on that host needs some serious adjusting.
>
> --Steve
>
>

• References:
  • Re: [ldm-users] dates in ldmd log file
    • From: Kevin W. Thomas
  • Re: [ldm-users] dates in ldmd log file
    • From: Steve Emmerson
  • Re: [ldm-users] dates in ldmd log file
    • From: Donna Cote
  • Re: [ldm-users] dates in ldmd log file
    • From: Steve Emmerson