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IMPORTANT

Use QDM_1.2.4.jar loacted within this directory
http://allshookup.org/parkfield/source

rename to QDM.jar

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Your QDM.config file should look like this
POLL WAIT TIME: 20
POLL DIRECTORY: /home/dvrogers/eqsimcontrol/pieqf/qdds/QDDS_v1.3.3/outputdir (Change to what your set up is)
OUTPUTSPOOL DIRECTORY: outputspool/
CATALOG DIRECTORY: catalog/
LOG DIRECTORY: logdir/
OLDINPUT DIRECTORY: oldinput/
MAINTENANCE HOUR: 16.1
DAYS TO RETAIN OUTPUTSPOOL FILES: 2
DAYS TO RETAIN OLDINPUT FILES: 2
DAYS TO RETAIN LOG FILES: 2
DAYS TO RETAIN EVENTS: 3
INITIAL DATE: 200710120000
LOG LEVEL: 5

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This directory contains the Quake Data Merge software
(QDM). It was formerly known as CNSSM for Council of the National
Seismic Systems Merge software).

If you want to download only the latest version, retrieve 

QDM.jar

You can verify that you are running the latest version of QDM by
looking at the first line of any log file, which reports the version of
your program.  The latest version number of QDM is indicated by the
name of the tar file (e.g., QDM_v1.3.tar is version 1.3).

If you are doing a new installation and need the entire package,
retrieve the compressed tar file in this directory.  The tar file that
contains the latest QDM.jar file, sample configuration files, and the
QDM.html file that includes the the installation documentation.  The
QDM.jar file in the src directory is there for convenience for users
who simply wish to download the latest version of the software.

Note that if you download and extract the files in the tar file, it
will create a directory named with the current version number. You
should create a separate QDM directory and copy the files from the
above directory into your working QDM directory for routine operations.

See
ftp://ehzftp.wr.usgs.gov/pub/ehz/QDM/QDM.html
for more information about installation and operation of QDM.


Please direct questions and comments to either

David Oppenheimer (oppen@usgs.gov)
Jeremy Fee (jmfee@usgs.gov)
Alan Jones (AlanJones@stny.rr.com)