40 lines
1 KiB
Bash
Executable file
40 lines
1 KiB
Bash
Executable file
#!/bin/bash
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#
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# Make sure all std out from this script also goes to the log file
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#
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exec 2>>/awips2/ldm/logs/hrrrOverrideProcessId.log 1>&2
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#
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# Store the original productid but prepend with a distribution-matching
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# prefix of ZZHH00. This new product-id will be used in the pqinsert below
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productId=ZZHH00.$1
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#
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# Completely read std in and store in temp and unique file name. If you
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# do not do this, LDM hangs! That is to say, the entire file needs to be
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# read through end-of-file and cat is the easiest way to do that.
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#
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cat > /tmp/temp.grib2.$$
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#
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# Here's the wgrib2 command to change the process-id (from 83) to 254
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#
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wgrib2 -match "^[0-9]*(:|\.1)" /tmp/temp.grib2.$$ -set background_process_id 0 -set analysis_or_forecast_process_id 254 -GRIB /tmp/out.grib2.$$
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#
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# Insert the patched grib file back into the LDM queue.
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#
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pqinsert -vl /awips2/ldm/logs/hrrrOverrideProcessId.log -p $productId -f FSL2 /tmp/out.grib2.$$
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#
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# Clean up temporary files
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#
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rm -f /tmp/temp.grib2.$$
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rm -f /tmp/out.grib2.$$
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#
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# leave happy
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#
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exit 0
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