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Re: LDM 5.2.2 problem

Hi Adam, 

I suspect you are running Linux....

Please go to ~ldm/bin and peek at your ldmadmin file..

Let me know what is in the :

# CONFIGURATION SECTION
###############################################################################

# The fully-qualified domain-name of the computer system.  If you have to
set
# this manually, then do the following:
#     1) Replace "your.hostname.here" in the following commented-out
statement
#        with the fully-qualified domain-name of the computer system;
#     2) Uncomment-out the same line by removing the leading hash (#)
character;
#        and 
#     3) Comment-out the "chop" line by inserting a leading hash (#)
character.
#
chop($hostname = `uname -n`);
# $hostname = "your.hostname.here";

Hostname section..I suspect it indicates:
localhost.localdomain

This should be set to your machine name..

If this does not clear up all your problems, please let me know.

Also, support questions should be entered into our new web submission form
in the future..it will more than likely provide more timely responses..

The form is located at:

http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/support/index.html

Cheers,

-Jeff
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On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, adam  taylor (994) wrote:

> We have rebuild out system a couple of days ago.  we built ldm 5.2.2 on it
> and ldm seems to run fine except for a weird problem.  Everything that is
> piped in the pqact gets dumped to the correct decoder and works fine.
> However, anything that is FILE or STDIOFILE doesn't get writen and
> pqbuff keep getting congested and flushed since the products and getting
> into the queue but don't go anywhere. The feedme command that you can type
> into the command to see the raw data comming in does not work either.  The
> ldm log gives me these two messages.
> 
> Feb 25 04:38:07 tornado feedme[19761]: Starting Up: localhost:
> 20030225043807.015 TS_ENDT {{ANY,  ".*"}} 
> Feb 25 04:38:07 tornado rpc.ldmd[14124]localhost: Denying connection
from
> localhost.localdomain 
> Feb 25 04:38:07 tornado feedme[19761]: FEEDME(localhost): 7: Access denied
> by remote server 
> Feb 25 04:38:08 tornado feedme[19761]: Interrupt 
> Feb 25 04:38:08 tornado feedme[19761]: exiting 
> 
> From what i can gather the rpc.ldmd is not allowing any connection from
> localhost.localdomain and that is why the weird problem is occouring.  Any
> light you could shed on this?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Adam
> 
> ps.  Here is the line in the ldmd.conf file for the allow that you are not
> suppose to comment out.  Did the format change from ldm 5.1.4 to ldm 5.2.2
> ??
> 
> allow ANY
>       
> ^((localhost|loopback)|(127\.0\.0\.1\.?$)|([a-z].*\.unidata\.ucar\.edu\.?$))
> 
> 
>