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[McIDAS #TKF-554893]: Default compression



Hi Don,

re: 
> By default, we use compress as the default compression type
> for ADDE requests.  Given the issue we encountered at the
> AMS where compress was not installed on Linux, should we change
> the default to be gzip?

Yes, but there is a (decreasingly small) chance that some ADDE servers
are still running a pre-gzip version of McIDAS.  SSEC started warning
MUG members that they should upgrade to a recent version of McIDAS
about 4 years ago, so the number of servers that don't support gzip
compression should be vanishingly small.

> Do all other platforms support gzip out of the box?

Sites running a version of McIDAS that supports gzip will have
gzip/gunzip since it is bundled with McIDAS.  McIDAS does not
rely on gzip/gunzip being installed in the OS.

> My concern would be with the NOAA/NESDIS servers.

I believe that all NOAA/NESDIS servers have been upgraded to a
version of McIDAS that supports gzip.  The only site that I
had run into where gzip compressed transfers didn't work was
NASA's MODIS server, nanuk.eosdis.nasa.gov, but that server
has been upgraded.

> Thanks.

No worries.

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: TKF-554893
Department: Support McIDAS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed


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