[Dxspider-support] Grid info passing through nodes?

[Danny Pease]

I am all ears. I do see a few grids show from time to time, but very few. I
have noticed several other nodes that display many more grids than I was and
was wondering if it was a database I had to create on my end, but I
understand it should build the information over time.

Thanks for the info.

Danny  NG9R


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[mailto:dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org] On Behalf Of Wayne
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 8:40 AM
To: The DXSpider Support list
Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] Grid info passing through nodes?

Thanks Kjell, Ian, and Dirk for the information.
I did not copy over the original Spider tree as this wasn't practical at 
the time.

I guess it was a little disconcerting to see the information appended to 
spots from our neighboring nodes and not seeing that information on our 
node from the same pc11 spot.

For what ever reason, when first starting the cluster and setting 
dxgrid, there seemed to be more grids than after a few days running. 
Just coincidence?

Danny was asking about this also so I hope he's kept up with this thread.

Dirk, is it practical to get a user.asc file from a partner node, and 
rebuilding our information from that? Or is this more trouble than it's 
worth?

Thanks again all for your help....

73

Wayne WA1PMA  @K7SDX




Dirk Koopman G1TLH wrote:
> Ian Maude wrote:
>> Wayne wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> We recently installed DXSpider on a linux box. We had been running 
>>> on WinXP but now are using Gentoo.
>>>
>>> All seems to be running great except for getting the grid 
>>> information. I can log into my partner nodes and see the EMXX and 
>>> ENXX in the CC11 data but this does not make it to our node.
>>>
>>> When using watchdbg on the partner node call from our cluster the 
>>> dxgrid information is no longer there so anyone on our node can not 
>>> get the information.
>>>
>>> Can someone point me in the right direction to fix this? I've tried 
>>> set/dxqrid on various calls but nothing changes.
>> Hi Wayne,
>> When you tranferred to the Linux box did you not transfer over your 
>> existing spider tree?  I would hae thought the info should stll be 
>> there if so.  Just the users file would do it I think.  I am making 
>> the assumption you have the set/grid command switched on :)
>>
>> One thing you can do (if you can handle the bandwidth) is to send a 
>> remote command to a neighbouring node.  something like rcmd 
>> <nodecall> forward/opernam all might do it but I cannot be 100% 
>> without Dirks input.
>>
>
> Fortunately (having just had a quick look) 'forward/opername all' 
> would not work. Which is just as well, because I would have got a load 
> of complaints.
>
> The DXGRID information is built up over time through incoming PC41 
> broadcasts from other nodes. If you have your original spider tree, 
> then taking a recent 'user_asc' file and executing it will rebuild 
> your users file WITH all the historical data in there.
>
> Otherwise, you will have to wait several months for it to build back 
> up again. You should get an automatic broadcast every three months 
> from every active user on the system that is connected to a DXSpider 
> node.
>
> I may do something about this, in time, it seems to be required more 
> frequently.
>
> Dirk
>
>

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