Is there any configuration in Unidata that can be adjusted for when a file starts emitting these messages into the udt.errlog? Seems I've seen this start to appear at different times, but I've never seen a configuration option for it.
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Unidata warning: "file ... is approaching system maximum"
- Rocketeer
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Is there any configuration in Unidata that can be adjusted for when a file starts emitting these messages into the udt.errlog? Seems I've seen this start to appear at different times, but I've never seen a configuration option for it.
Kevin,
The check is hardcoded for 32 bit static files.
The maximum file size of a 32bit part file for a dynamic file is controlled at the time it is created and is taken from the MAX_FLENGTH configurable.
Regards,
- Rocketeer
- 356 replies
Is there any configuration in Unidata that can be adjusted for when a file starts emitting these messages into the udt.errlog? Seems I've seen this start to appear at different times, but I've never seen a configuration option for it.
@Kevin King ... see my updated comment
The check is hardcoded for 32 bit static files.
The maximum file size of a 32bit part file for a dynamic file is controlled at the time it is created and is taken from the MAX_FLENGTH configurable.
+1Is there any configuration in Unidata that can be adjusted for when a file starts emitting these messages into the udt.errlog? Seems I've seen this start to appear at different times, but I've never seen a configuration option for it.
Kevin,
If yiou want to track wneh these events are logged I recommend a script run under cron that is monitoring the size of the log file by the number of lines. When the number changes (whether + or -) then grep for the message in the output of a tail command. You can then either notify someone my email or flag some other means of alerting.
Regards
JJ
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