####
# The entries in this file control the disposition of data-products on
# the local computer.  More information on this file can be found at
#
#   http://my.unidata.ucar.edu/content/software/ldm/
#
# under the "LDM Basics" webpages of a specific LDM release.
#
# The various display and analysis packages each have their own
# conventions on data disposition.  When you install a package such as
# GEMPAK or McIdas, you should find with that package a collection of
# entries to add to this file.
#
# The format of an entry is
#
# feedtype tab pattern tab action [tab action_args]
#
# where tab is \t or \n\t.
#
# Actions are
#
#	NOOP
#		Do nothing
#
#	FILE	[-overwrite|-flush|-close|-strip] filename
#		write(2) to unix file (flush calls fsync(2))
#
#	STDIOFILE	[-overwrite|-flush|-close|-strip] filename
#		fwrite(3) (buffered io) to file (flush calls fflush(3))
#
#	DBFILE	dbfilename [dbkey]
#		Put to gdbmfile.
#
#	PIPE	[-close|-strip] commandname [args]
#		Put data on stdin of a subprocess specified by
#			commandname [args].
#		Uses the execvp library call, so if commandname is not fully
#		qualified, the PATH environment variable will be used.
#
#	EXEC	[-wait] commandname [args ...]
#		Run a program. No io channel between this process and it.
#		Like PIPE above, uses execvp.
#
# The '-strip' option to FILE, STDIOFILE, & PIPE removes control characters
# (other than the '\n') from the data before output. This is useful for
# cleaning up WMO format text bulletins.
#
# The "-overwrite" option to FILE and STDIOFILE will cause the output
# file to be truncated when it is opened but not when a data-product is
# written; consequently, you should probably always use the "-close"
# option in conjunction with "-overwrite".
#
# To check the syntax of the pqact.conf file, execute pqact with the product
# queue specified as /dev/null:
#
#	pqact -vxl- -q /dev/null pqact.conf
#
# or
#
#	ldmadmin pqactcheck
#
# To send an HUP signal to pqact
#
#	ldmadmin pqactHUP
#	ldmadmin tail     (used to check HUP, look for ReRead msg)
#
# When creating actions for pqact be sure to also consider when and
# how the data will ultimately be removed, otherwise you may fill up
# your disk.  The LDM 'scour' program is one possibility for removing files.
#
# By default, the FILE action appends to the file.  Note that scour
# won't remove files less than 1 day old.  Files to which products are
# frequently appended will generally be less than one day old, in which
# case they will not be scoured and will have to be tidied up in some other way.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Examples
#
# Metars
# Append all US metars.
# This action will slowly consume disk space.
#IDS|DDPLUS	^SAUS(..) (....) 
#	FILE	data/ldm/surface/US/\2/\1

# Watches, warnings, advisories
# Append all special weather stmts to those of the same type and source.
# This action will slowly consume disk space.
#IDS|DDPLUS	^(WW....) (....) 
#	FILE	data/ldm/WWA/special/\1_\2

# Keep only the most recent nowcast for each forcast office
#IDS|DDPLUS	/pNOW(...)
#	FILE	-overwrite -close data/ldm/nowcast/\1

# Keep only the most recent SIGMET.
#IDS|DDPLUS	^WS
#	FILE	-overwrite -close data/ldm/WWA/lastSIGMET

# Bin all the (Non-GRIB) WMO format data, using elements from the
# identifier as path components. The minutes portion of the timestamp,
# and the retransmit code is ignored. The day of the month portion
# of the timestamp is not used as a path component, so it would be
# a good idea to run 'scour' on a less than 24 hour basis.  This
# action uses a lot of disk space.
#
#  "ASUS42 KRDU 012259" gets filed as
#  data/US/KRDU/22/AS42.wmo
#
#WMO	^([^H][A-Z])([A-Z][A-Z])([0-9][0-9]) (....) ([0-3][0-9])([0-2][0-9])
#	FILE	data/\2/\4/\6/\1\3.wmo
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ATS Lab entries
#
# IDS|DDPLUS data
#
# Send everything to Yosemite
IDS|DDPLUS
	^(..)(..).. .... (..)(..)
	FILE	-close
	/mnt/yosemite/temp/text/\1\2(\3:yyyy)(\3:mm)(\3:dd)\4.txt

# Store all data to local drive. Files should be 'scoured' regularly.
IDS|DDPLUS
	^(..)(..).. .... (..)(..)
	FILE
	data/IDS_DDPLUS/\1/\2/(\3:yyyy)(\3:mm)(\3:dd)T\4

#
# EXP data
#
# Send ATS obs and tafs to Yosemite
EXP
	USAP\.(NZCM|SSCC)\.(AWS|OBS|TAF)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	/mnt/yosemite/temp/text/\3\4\5.txt
# Send ATS images to Yosemite
EXP
	USAP\.(NZCM|SSCC)\.IMG\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.jpg$
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	/mnt/yosemite/temp/wxcams/\2/\2\3\4.jpg
EXP
	USAP\.(NZCM|SSCC)\.IMG\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.gtiff$
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	/mnt/yosemite/temp/geotiff/\2_\3\4.gtiff

# Send AMRC images to Yosemite
EXP
	USAP\.AMRC\.Composite\.infrared\.(.*)\.jpg$
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	/mnt/yosemite/temp/wxcams/AMRC/\1.jpg

# Send NCAR grib data to Yosemite
EXP
	USAP.NCAR.GRIB.(D1|D2|D3)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	/mnt/yosemite/temp/grib/\1_\2_\3_\4_\5.grb

# Log ALL locally. Scour regularly!
EXP
	(USAP)\.(NZCM|SSCC)\.(AWS|OBS|TAF)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4/\4_\5_\6
EXP
	(USAP)\.(NZCM|SSCC)\.(IMG)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4/\4_\5\6.\7
EXP
	(USAP)\.(NZCM|SSCC)\.(WEB)\.(.*)
	FILE	-overwrite -close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4
EXP
	(USAP)\.(AMRC)\.(Composite)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.jpg$
	FILE	-close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4/\4_\5_\6.jpg
EXP
	(USAP)\.(AMRC)\.(AWS)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4/\4_\5_\6
EXP
	(USAP)\.(AMRC)\.(MD)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4/\4_\5
EXP
	(USAP)\.(NCAR)\.(GRIB)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3/\4/\5/\6/\7_\8
EXP
	(USAP)\.(AWI)\.(.*)\.(.*)
	FILE	-close
	data/EXP/\1/\2/\3.\4
	
#
# NOGAPS grib data from FNMOC
#
# Send to Yosemite
#FNMOC
#	US058GMET-GR1mdl.0058_0240_(.*)
#	FILE	-close
#	/mnt/yosemite/temp/grib/\1.grb
#
# Store locally
#FNMOC
#	(US058GMET)-(GR1mdl.0058_0240)_(.{5})(.{4})(.{10})_(.*)-(.{6})(.*)
#	FILE	-close
#	data/FNMOC/\1/\2/\6/\8/\5.\3