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Thank you John,

After more digging, and upgrading SeaDAS from 8.3 to 8.4.1, I am certain this is not about ancillary data, nor about downloading configuration. I will start a new thread outlining what I'm seeing.

And I wholeheartedly apologize to the OP for taking over this thread!

I don't mean to hijack the OP's issue; but figured it was related. For what it's worth, my auto processing worked fine for today (yesterday's data) so I reran data from the 5th and 6th and (some of) the data from the 5th still fails, so it suggests the issue is not connectivity, but that the ancilla...

Just to confirm, I am seeing the same. We have been routinely processing (a simple run of multilevel_processor to get L1b) using the latest downloaded L1A files on a daily basis. It failed on Dec 5. A manual run of modis_GEO today (6th) gave the same timeout.

Sorry just seeing this, I made a series of 7.5 tutorial videos for an oceanography class here that may still be of use.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL6h8avW8IbfVh2BpR9LfKvHQsvIniaXu

Alaric

Sean, No worries; and thank you! I got confirmation from your end that I wasn’t being throttled, but it persisted for days. I managed to ultimately confirm it was likely a routing problem. Consistently, testing the download script over on my laptop, I kept getting a few successful downloads, then th...

For what it’s worth, I’ll add another voice to the users experiencing the problems described when running SeaDAS 8.3 on MacOS Ventura. It’s especially disappointing as we were gearing up to use it again to teach a graduate course in Satellite Oceanography. ANY timetable information would be greatly ...

For anyone that follows, this seems to be a GTK bug, or possibly a font issue. Using the Tools->Options select the "Appearance" settings, and choose the "Look & Feel" tab. Selecting an alternate to "GTK+" seems to fix this. The "Nimbus" look and feel look ...

Thank you for the suggestion, but unfortch, it didn't help. It seems to be a problem with some library in CentOS 7. I logged in to the CentOS 7 workstation from a Rocky 8 machine and when I displayed SeaDAS remotely, the widgets were fine. I'm exploring upgrading the workstations to Rocky 8... ugh.....

Hello, I am seeing the tried-and-true obdaac_download.py script routinely hang, with only occasional success, but the GET request seems to succeed, as the run below, with extra verbosity, shows: $ obdaac_download.py -vvv T2023059155000.L1A_LAC.bz2 Output directory: <elided> Retrieving T2023059155000...

Hello, I'm returning to SeaDAS after a bit of a hiatus since 7.5. I have a fully updated CentOS 7 workstation, with an Nvidia driver for Gnome. I've installed SeaDAS 8.3 and am running with a Python 3.10.9 Anconda env. I understand SeaDAS pnly mentions Ubuntu, but I'm hoping to be able to work with ...