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Just using some random data files, I've not been able to reproduce this. What was your input file?

That link is fixed now.

Firstly, it's great that you're using the multilevel processor (mlp for short)!The mlp doesn't have a built-in ability to break up the input data files like that. In order to do what you want, it will be necessary to create a different text ifile for each 8 day period. Then you'd hav...

Zhigang,Checking the USGS Earth Explorer site, I didn't find the file you mentioned, but did get one processed more recently named LC08_L1TP_119038_20170527_20170615_01_T1_MTL.txt. After downloading it, I ran getanc.py and it worked. So my response is the dreaded "Worked on my machine."...

Bruce,Our tools use the header data to determine the name for output files. Sometimes the time in the header data does not exactly match the time tag in the input file's name. When that happens the output name will not match the input file name.It looks like that is what happened here. The RANGE...

Cassandra,I'm not exactly sure how to respond to "What is the difference with multilevel processor (mlp)?" The results shouldn't be any different whether you run l2gen via the mlp or the command line, except in how you set it up to run.Perhaps the easiest way to do what you want wi...

The requirements link above is out of date. Try:https://seadas.gsfc.nasa.gov/requirements/

Are you familiar with the multilevel processor (mlp)? I believe it might be useful for you.You can run it within the SeaDAS GUI from the OCSSW menu, once you've installed the OCSSW processors. However, it can also be run from the command line, which would allow you to set up scripts to run it an...

Folks, A little while ago an update to the SeaDAS website went "live". The site has been overhauled to have a more modern appearance and also be consistent with the look of other Ocean Color sites. There are backend differences also, but these should not affect folks outside our internal d...

Brock,It means I'm going to work to figure out how to get things working again using Python and modules in its standard library, probably including the xml module, but don't have a fix yet.The other issue you raise: Off the top of my head, I am not a git guru and don't know of a solution...