Re: [ldm-users] a question of ldm server test!

• To: ldm-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Subject: Re: [ldm-users] a question of ldm server test!
• From: "Eric M. Hudish" <eric.hudish@xxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2011 09:03:59 -0400

On 07/26/2011 04:30 AM, nieyd wrote:
> ldm-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx，
> 
> 
>  i want do some file transfer test to verify the ldm server works well.
>  i want to use ldmsend to transfer a file to localhost,and after receiving 
> the file i just save it in 
> /data/tigge_data.
> 
> and in my pqact.conf
> EXP     
> ^(z_tigge_c_)(....)_(....)(..)(..)(..)(..)(..)_(....)_(....)_(..)_(..)_(....)_(...)_(....)(.*\.grib):.*
>  FILE    -overwrite-close  
> data/tigge_data/\2/\9/\3\4\5\6/\(10)/\(13)/(12)/\1\2_\3\4\5\6\7\8_\9\(10)_\(11)_(12)_\(13)_\(14)_\(15)\(16)
>  
> 
> in my ldmd.conf
> ACCEPT ANY ".*" ^((localhost|loopback)|(127\.0\.0\.1\.?$))
> ACCEPT  EXP "^z_tigge.*" ^10\.2\.1\.?$ 
>       

This might be an issue between REQUEST and ACCEPT...would love to know
the results if you can test the two methods.

                        
>  [ldm01@tgn1 ~]$ ldmsend -v  -l send.log   -P 388 -x -f EXP   
> z_tigge_c_ecmf_20110725000000_glob_prod_pf_pl_0360_050_1000_v.grib 
>  [ldm01@tgn1 ~]$ cat send.log 
> ldmsend INFO: Resolving localhost to 127.0.0.1 took 0.000284 seconds
> Jul 26 08:20:54 DEBUG: version 6
> ldmsend INFO: Sending 
> z_tigge_c_ecmf_20110725000000_glob_prod_pf_pl_0360_050_1000_v.grib, 277519 
> bytes
> Jul 26 08:20:54 DEBUG: Sending file via HEREIS_6
> 
> 
> 
> it looks like that send file ok?but i can not find the file in 
> data/tigge_data/ and even the other place i can not find the file?how can i 
> know i receive the file correct ?i want to see the log file of ldm server,but 
> i am surprised that the ldm log file is 0 bytes even after i do the test.

Logs can be funky, might be writing someplace else. Try running a
notifyme or ldmadmin watch to see if you receive the product.

> 
> this is my /log/file : /usr/local/ldm01/logs/ldmd.log
> [ldm01@tgn1 ~]$ ls -l logs/ldmd.log 
> -rw-r--r-- 1 ldm01 ldm 0 Jul 19 01:09 logs/ldmd.log
> 
> 

Easiest, dirtiest way is run pqcat -p with a regex and search for your
item. Not very fun with binaries, but at least will tell you if you
received it.




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  • [ldm-users] a question of ldm server test!
    • From: nieyd