CIB data directories under a single RPF directory

[petaga...@gmail.com]

In another post, Don recommended several options for optimization of CIB data.  I am trying one option "move all of your CIB data directories under a single RPF directory and run MakeToc on that.". 

I am creating this new post to avoid confusing my brain.  So I tried this option and getting an invalid A.TOC file at the end.  Here is my process:

(1) The directory structure of data BEFORE moving all CIB data directories under a single RPF directory:

[root@fooServer foof]# ls

cib01  cib05  cib10

[root@fooServer foof]# cd cib01

[root@fooServer cib01]# pwd

/media/Data/samba/fdgreen/foof/cib01

[root@fooServer cib01]# ls

cb01foo410b1  cb01foo414k4  cb01foo413c3  cb01foo417j8  cb01foo424c2  cb01foo424l9

...

For each of these subdirectories there is a single rpf directory in them.  

[root@fooServer cib01]# ls cb01foo410b1

rpf

All subdirectories under "cib01/05/10" follow this format, where the rpf dir contains a.toc file, and data.  

(2) for each /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/foof/cib01, cib05, cib10 dirs I moved all "rpf/*" directory contents, under a single "rpf" directory.

find . -iname rpf -type d -print -exec cp -R {} /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf \;

(2a) So at end cibshared/rpf dir has the last a.toc file copied over from all those dirs named rpf.  

Is this the correct way to move all CIB under a single RPF (2a) ?  OR (2b) should I have copied over the rpf parent directory into "cibshared/rp", ie end up with  cibshared/rpf/cb01foo410b1/rpf

Then run MakeToc listing all rpf dir names?  For example if using (2b)

$JAVACMD -Xmx8192m -Xbootclasspath:"$LOCALCLASSPATH"

-Dopenmap.configDir=$OPENMAP_HOME/share -Ddebug.showprogress

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.MakeToc -absolute -boundary 500  -extraverbose -log

cibshared.txt /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf/cb01foo410b1/rpf/media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf/cb01foo414k4/rpf  etc

When I use (2a), the end A.TOC is invalid.

$JAVACMD -Xmx8192m -Xbootclasspath:"$LOCALCLASSPATH"

-Dopenmap.configDir=$OPENMAP_HOME/share -Ddebug.showprogress

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.MakeToc -absolute -boundary 500  -extraverbose -log

cibshared.txt /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf

The end output from this command seems ok

latlon2GEOREF: lat = 0.0, lon = 0.0, GEOREF = NGAA00

MakeToc: *** writing directory section ***

MakeToc: *** Normal end of make-toc ***

I copy the resulting A.TOC file to /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf.  

When run RpfTocHandler it gives exception

$JAVACMD -Xmx1024m -Xbootclasspath:"$LOCALCLASSPATH"

-Dopenmap.configDir=$OPENMAP_HOME/share -Ddebug.showprogress

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.RpfTocHandler

/media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf

Running above command output:

[Administrator@fooServer openmap-5.1.12]$ ./openmap

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException

     at

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.RpfTocHandler.parseToc(RpfTocHandler.java:337)

     at

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.RpfTocHandler.loadFile(RpfTocHandler.java:256)

     at

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.RpfTocHandler.main(RpfTocHandler.java:1238)

So, did I mess up the "move all of your CIB data directories under a single RPF directory"?

thanks

maria

[Don Dietrick]

I would have expected something like

$JAVACMD -Xmx8192m -Xbootclasspath:"$LOCALCLASSPATH" -Ddebug.showprogress

com.bbn.openmap.layer.rpf.MakeToc -absolute -boundary 500  -extraverbose -log

cibshared.txt -output /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf /media/Data/samba/fdgreen/cibshared/rpf

to work.

- Don