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At 06:23 PM 10/25/2006, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">At least I know people are using
the system. I checked my email for <br>
the first time in three hours and got a dozen messages telling me
the <br>
NEXRAD images were no longer working on findU. It appears NOAA
<br>
stopped serving pages on srh.noaa.gov, switching the name to <br>
srh.weather.gov. Rather than editing 154 geo files (three places on
<br>
each of two servers, 900 files total), I put in a kludge to do the
<br>
switch in the radar-find cgi. This will work for the way most of
the <br>
radar images are served, but things that use the geo file directly
<br>
will be broken until I get around to sed'ing the geo files.<br><br>
Steve K4HG<br><br>
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There was also the following problem this afternoon:<br><br>
<br>
<font face="Courier New, Courier" size=1>...INTERNET CONNECTION TO THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IS DOWN...<br><br>
ALL EXTERNAL INTERNET CONNECTIVITY TO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE<br>
OFFICES WITHIN THE SOUTHERN REGION HAS BEEN LOST DUE TO A<br>
CUT FIBER OPTICS LINE. TELEPHONE COMPANY TECHNICIANS ARE WORKING ON<br>
THE PROBLEM...<br><br>
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Mike Heskett<x-tab> </x-tab><br>
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http://mheskett.home.mindspring.com/</a><br>
Hurst, TX<br>
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