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20010626: 20010625: 20010625: garp errors



Glenn,

The dcgrib errors in the logs is likely the problem with the grid files
being used by the GUIs. It says that the decoder can't find the
$GEMTBL/grid/ directory for the tables. The reasons could be that
the ldm process does not have permission to look in the 
/npfos/noaaport/nawips/gempak/tables/grid directory.

Or, the /npfos/noaaport/nawips/gempak/tables/grid is not the
correct $GEMTBL/grid location on your system.

Check as the LDM user to make sure you do have permission to look
in that directory. It is possible that your user setup or umask
does not allow that.

I'm assuming if you try to use gdinfo on any of your grid files, you
won't find any data in the files.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User SUpport



>From: "Glenn Rutledge" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200106261330.f5QDUh116711

>Hi Steve-
>1) Yes, In yesterday's file I deleted all but one day's worth of grids.
>2) Yes, I cannot display any models.  btw- in nmap2, I can select files (see
>times), but when I select a time, nothing is selected).
>
>I changed the default widget to eta212.  Now, the popup displays nothing befor
> e
>crashing- with a core dump.  I looked into the decoder logs (dcgrib) and see:
>npfos:/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/logs->tail  20010626_dcgrib.log
>Jun 26 13:16:47 dcgrib[20518]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:47 dcgrib[20519]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:48 dcgrib[20520]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:49 dcgrib[20521]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:49 dcgrib[20522]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:49 dcgrib[20523]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:50 dcgrib[20524]: can't open grib tables, set GEMTBL -19
>Jun 26 13:16:50 dcgrib[20525]: can't...
>
>Is this a persmissions pblm?
>
>Also, here's my pqact log errors:
>npfos:/npraid/noaaport/ldm/logs->tail nawips_pqact.log
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: child 20759 exited with status 2
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: pbuf_flush (3) write: Broken pipe
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: pipe_dbufput:
>/npfos/noaaport/nawips/bin/sol/dcgrib-d/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/logs/2001062
> 6_dcgrib.log-g/npfos/noaaport/nawips/gempak/tables/gridPACK/npfos/noaaport/na
> wipsdata/hds/YYYYMMDDHH_ruc@@@.gem
>write error
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: pipe_prodput: trying again
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: child 20760 exited with status 2
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: pbuf_flush (3) write: Broken pipe
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: pipe_dbufput:
>/npfos/noaaport/nawips/bin/sol/dcgrib-d/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/logs/2001062
> 6_dcgrib.log-g/npfos/noaaport/nawips/gempak/tables/gridPACK/npfos/noaaport/na
> wipsdata/hds/YYYYMMDDHH_ruc@@@.gem
>write error
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: pipe_prodput: trying again
>Jun 26 13:22:03 pqact[11548]: child 20761 exite..
>
>I'll set some logging for garp and get back to you, Thanks, Glenn
>
>
>Unidata Support wrote:
>
>> Glenn,
>>
>> Off hand, I don't see anything that would be the problem.
>> How many AVN213 files are in the /npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/
>> directory? Your ls only shows 1 day, but the messages are
>> from further back...though I don't know if that was just
>> because you sent the message yesterday, and I answered
>> you back today.
>>
>> I'm assuming you can't get any model grids to display.
>> Do the "too many files open" messages start when you initially
>> pop up the model window?
>>
>> Since you don't have an eta211, you might need to check the
>> default "model" value, which would be a problem initially
>> when poping up the window:
>>
>> #
>> # Widget defaults
>> #
>> # Choose default values for the model, vertical coordinate, levels,
>> # function, default fdf chapters, cross-section line, time-height
>> # station, vertical profile axis types, radar ring station, upper
>> # air levels and upper air filter.
>> #
>> model           : eta211
>>
>> After that, I would suggest using the "option" pulldown for logging
>> to verbosely log all the information about what files are being opened.
>>
>> Steve CHiswell
>>
>> >From: "Glenn Rutledge" <address@hidden>
>> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>> >Keywords: 200106251742.f5PHg8102532
>>
>> >Thanks Steve,
>> >Yes, that was the first thing I looked at.  Here's the list of models I'm
>> >selecting:
>> >2001062500_avn201.gem  2001062500_thin.gem    2001062512_eta215.gem
>> >2001062500_avn202.gem  2001062506_avn201.gem  2001062512_ngm213.gem
>> >2001062500_avn213.gem  2001062506_avn202.gem  2001062512_ruc211.gem
>> >2001062500_mrf.gem     2001062506_avn213.gem  2001062514_ruc211.gem
>> >2001062500_mrf202.gem  2001062512_avn202.gem  2001062515_ruc211.gem
>> >2001062500_ngm213.gem  2001062512_avn213.gem  2001062516_ruc211.gem
>> >2001062500_spec.gem    2001062512_eta212.gem  2001062517_ruc211.gem
>> >
>> >Here's my modelkeys and labels:
>> >modelkeys : "avn202,avn213,eta212,eta215,mrf202,ngm213,ruc211"
>> >modellabels : "AVN202,AVN213,Eta,mesoEta,MRF,NGM,RUC"
>> >
>> >It looks right to me...
>> >
>> >Glenn
>> >
>> >Unidata Support wrote:
>> >
>> >> Glenn,
>> >>
>> >> Make sure your model keys in $GARPHOME/config/Garp_defaults
>> >> are correct and unique. Eg, make sure the key is "avn213" and
>> >> not just "avn" if you have other avn201, avn202, etc grids that
>> >> the key would match. That might be the cause of "too many"
>> >> files being opened.
>> >>
>> >> Steve Chiswell
>> >> Unidata User Support
>> >>
>> >> >From: "Glenn Rutledge" <address@hidden>
>> >> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>> >> >Keywords: 200106251312.f5PDC5120758
>> >>
>> >> >Hello Steve,
>> >> >Getting nawips (garp) back up.  I have two pblms at the moment:
>> >> >1) some err msg about Whoa!!! and the other
>> >> >2) can't get at my grids.  Here's the errors.  Any thoughts?  Thx, Glenn
>> >> >
>> >> >npfos:/npraid/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds->ntl
>> >> >Resource File:  /npfos/noaaport/nawips/resource/Ntop
>> >> >graphic, satellite, radar -- 33 95 20
>> >> > Invoke ... /npfos/noaaport/nawips/bin/sol/garp
>> >> >G A R P - v2.1 starting...
>> >> >!!!!!Whoa!!!!!!  Free() got a 0x0
>> >> >GEMPAK: [DM -3]  Too many files open.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [GD -2]  File
>> >> >/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/2001062318_avn213.gem cannot be opened.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [DM -3]  Too many files open.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [GD -2]  File
>> >> >/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/2001062400_avn213.gem cannot be opened.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [DM -3]  Too many files open.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [GD -2]  File
>> >> >/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/2001062406_avn213.gem cannot be opened.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [DM -3]  Too many files open.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [GD -2]  File
>> >> >/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/2001062412_avn213.gem cannot be opened.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [DM -3]  Too many files open.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [GD -2]  File
>> >> >/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/2001062418_avn213.gem cannot be opened.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [DM -3]  Too many files open.
>> >> >GEMPAK: [GD -2]  File
>> >> >/npfos/noaaport/nawipsdata/hds/2001062500_avn213.gem cannot be opened.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >>
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