Hi Heather, re: > I got the ldm to run on my new decoding machine, using the data from my > old ingest machine Very good. re: > (I still cannot get the new ingest machine to see my receiver!!). We _really_ need to get to the bottom of why this is not working! Here are some questions: - which Ethernet interface is the Novra connected to? - what are the specifics of this interface? I am looking for the output of 'ifconfig -a'. - have you ever used 'tcpdump' to look at the raw traffic for an Ethernet interface? For instance, if your Novra is connected to eth1, then 'root' could sniff the activity on eth1 using 'tcpdump': tcpdump -i eth1 NB: it may be necessary to install 'tcpdump' as 'root': yum install tcpdump re: > I am getting these errors in my XCD_START.LOG: > > /usr/local/ldm/decoders/xcd_run: line 162: exec: ingebin.k: not found > /usr/local/ldm/decoders/xcd_run: line 158: exec: ingetext.k: not found > > Now, I got xcd_run from /home/mcidas/mcidas2009/src/xcd_run > > It seems that I need mcidas-xcd in addition to mcidas-x and ldm-mcidas? > I cannot find mcidas-xcd on unidata's site. Do I get it from SSEC? XCD is part of the Unidata McIDAS-X distribution, but you need to build it in addition to McIDAS-X: cd ~mcidas/mcidas2009/src make <- makes McIDAS-X only OR make mcx <- makes McIDAS-X only OR make all <- makes McIDAS-X and McIDAS-XCD make install.mcx OR make install.all re: > This says that I need to SSEC's version of mcidas to have mcidas-xcd! > > https://www.ssec.wisc.edu/mcidas/software/xcd/fastrack2014.1.html Our license to distribute McIDAS allows us to bundle XCD (which _is_ a separate package from SSEC) with our McIDAS distribution. re: > Also: > > I am not getting anything written to my ldmd.log file. Is this correct? No, it is not. re: > It is in /usr/local/ldm/var/logs. It gets created when I start the ldm, > but never gets written to. > > Please advise! The most likely reason for no log messages being written to the LDM log file is that SELINUX is setup to be in 'enforcing' mode. We recommend that sites put SELINUX into 'disabled' mode, or, if the can not, in 'permissive' mode. Changing the SELINUX setup is done in the /etc/selinux/config file: change: SELINUX=enforcing to: SELINUX=disable or: SELINUX=permissive After making this change, the easiest way to make it active is to reboot. After this, please make sure that the copy of ldmd.log in the ~ldm/var/logs directory is owned by 'ldm', not 'root'. re: > Thanks, No worries. Cheers, Tom -- **************************************************************************** Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program (303) 497-8642 P.O. Box 3000 address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unidata HomePage http://www.unidata.ucar.edu **************************************************************************** Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: VSV-153140 Department: Support McIDAS Priority: Normal Status: Closed
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