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20051221: Question about ldmd and pqact.conf syntax

Dan,
Your ldmd.conf pattern matched the substring nam.t....etc... anywhere in the 
product
name.

Your pqact.conf entry is useing the "^" character, which in regular expression
syntax means that the name must begin starting with "nam.t...etc", so your
pqact.conf pattern is not equivalent to your ldmd.conf pattern- which may be 
your
problem. 

If not, please send the output of your notifyme command so I can see the
file names that your pave in your queue.

Another brief comment... since your patterns for tiles 24 and 25 are
the smae otherwise, you could use a single pattern with "2[45]".

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support







>From: Daniel Leins <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200512211927.jBLJRA7s027857

>To whom,
>
>Quick question about the syntax of the ldmd and pqact.conf files.  I've 
>configured the LDM software in the past, but have usually requested 
>entire feeds (*) instead of just subsets of the feed. Now, I'm 
>attempting to download a series of nam tiles with the naming convention 
>of "nam.tCCz.awip218FF.TT"  CC is the cycle, FF forecast hour, and TT 
>tile number. This is what I have in my ldmd.conf file...
>
>request FSL5    "nam\.t..z\.awip218..\.24"      ldm.server.address
>request FSL5    "nam\.t..z\.awip218..\.25"      ldm.server.address
>
>
>With the following in my pqact.conf file - I intend to just dump the 
>files into my /usr1/incoming directory...
>
>
>FSL5    ^(nam\.t..z\.awip218..\.24)
>         FILE    -overwrite      /usr1/incoming/\1
>FSL5    ^(nam\.t..z\.awip218..\.25)
>         FILE    -overwrite      /usr1/incoming/\1
>
>Does the syntax above look correct? I'm yet to see any files get dumped 
>into the /usr1/incoming directory, however while watching the feed 
>through 'notifyme' - I see that the files are available.
>
>Thanks
>Dan Leins
>
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