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For these granules, it appears that these would be the ATT/EPH files:

PM1ATTNR.P2020042.1200.003
PM1ATTNR.P2020043.0800.003
PM1EPHND.P2020042.1200.003

These appear to be available via https-getfile.  Are you still seeing the problem now?

john

Bruce,

Seems there was a misconfiguration problem.  Please try again.

john

Is this the message you see in the browser?

"We're sorry, but none of the scenes in your search results are currently available for ordering from our archive."

Hi Bruce.

I see order 805060a01641e451 for the L2 data.  Do you have an order ID for the L1 order?

john

Confirmed looking in database.  You'll need to repeat this process in about 6 months.  Did you want to reset your end dates back to Dec 31 2020?  I can do that for you if you want.

john

Can you try looking on the subscriptions-list page again?  We increased the look-back period for expired subscriptions.

john

No need to create new subscriptions.  The records are still in our database; we just need to bump the expiration date for them.

john

Hi Eric,Those subscriptions are still set with Jan 1 as the expiration date.  Updating the end date for the subscription is not what is necessary.  The Subscription Manager page should offer a method for reconfirming the subscription(s).  Doing this should extend the expiration date 6...

Mark,What version of wget do you have, and do you have different results with the GET method?  Note quotes around URL become necessary to protect the special chars.?wget -O - "https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/api/file_search?subID=1385&results_as_file=1"My version of wget is, G...

Andrew,

I have been developing a new subscription manager, and have loaded those three subscriptions into my test bed.  You should find some SST files for them starting from sometime yesterday.  They will show up in the file-search results.  Let me know how that works out.

john