Yesterday was a better day. I took it off. That, of course, meant I
also missed the glitch, and when I found it, had trouble fixing it.
One of the other folks noted it, sent me private e-mail, and I missed
that, too. On Sunday. I just haven't had a good record, really since
last Thursday or so...
ANYWAY. We do the radar processing in a high performance cluster, every
3 minutes. We have 2 nodes available for processing radar data and one
of them decided to misbehave. My system administrator, who's out of
town, of course, found and took that node down this morning. Last I
looked, we're back up and working.
Apologies for the inconvenience and thanks to Ed, and everyone else, for
spotting the fact that it was wedged.
73 gerry
Steve Friis wrote:
Thanks Gerry,
At least now I know it isn't something that I did locally here. You have
a great day!!!
Steve/WM5Z
Gerry Creager wrote:
I just saw that and I'm trying to figure out what I broke. Honestly,
I don't recall changing any of the radar processing parameters but
we're looking into it as fast as possible.
gerry
Steve Friis wrote:
I have the online WMSRadar.geo map enabled. I noticed however that it
appears to be stuck on what was downloaded 4 days ago. Any clues? How
to fix?
Up until now, I believe it had been working. Zoom level does not
effect this, nor does location.
Steve/WM5Z
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