Evan
On this ldmadmin watch output, the 591026 is the size of the bzip'd product .
79987 is a product sequence number. If you look at all of the NEXRAD2 products
coming from KCXX, you should see that number increase with each product. It's
different for each radar site, since that is created by the ldm ingest process,
and all of the NEXRAD sites ingest their own NEXRAD2 data independently.
Hope this helps,
Pete
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Subject: [ldm-users] ldmadmin watch output question
ldm@dallas-tx-1:~$ ldmadmin watch 2>&1 | grep NEXRAD2
20190814T194054.858618Z pqutil[30750]
pqutil.c:display_watch() INFO 79987 20190814184136.177460 NEXRAD2 591026
L2-BZIP2/KCXX/20190814183810/591/26/I/V06/0
In the above output, what is the significance of 79987 and 591026. Is one the
file size, or both together comprise the filesize? Offset? I would appreciate
any insight here.