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[IDV #EKW-753985]: Cannot load metar point data
- Subject: [IDV #EKW-753985]: Cannot load metar point data
- Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2016 08:28:15 -0600
Dean,
Thank you for this information. So the ADDE plugin may be problematic. It looks
like you found a workaround by either removing the ADDE plugin or starting with
a
fresh .unidata directory. This information will be helpful for us in the future.
Thanks again for the update.
Best,
Unidata IDV Support
> Dear Unidata IDV Support,
> I successfully accessed the ADDE server at adde.ucar.edu ! The solution was
> removing the installed plugin "ADDE via port 80" .
>
> Previously to the above solution:
> I added port 8080 to the services file, while ports 80 and 112 were open.
> However, I still received "connection refused" from the server adde.ucar.edu
> .
>
>
>
> I always ran IDV on Linux with a user account, however I decided to run IDV
> asroot, and accessing adde.ucar.edu worked! I then had search through my
> Linux
> system to find an answer to root's success. A few days elapsed while solving
> this mystery, with no success.
>
> Finally the solution converged to differences between root's and user's
> .unidata directory.
> I realized that root's home directory had no IDV related files, that is no
> .undata directory
> prior to running IDV. So IDV was run for the first time in this instance with
> all defaults
> set and no plugins installed.
>
> Inspection of the regular user's list of installed IDV plugins showed "ADDE
> via port 80".
> I decided that this plugin could be the problem, because this plugin was not
> installed on
> root's IDV, and another point, although obvious, was the name of the ADDE
> plugin itself.
>
> Sorry about the delay in replying. This was the first chance in days I could
> write this.
> Sincerely,
> Dean Steinmetz
>
>
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: EKW-753985
Department: Support IDV
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
