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This is the problem:
AttributeError: __enter__

This happens if you are using an old version of requests.
What python3 are you using?
What version of requests?

don

Do you have all of the wavelengths checked in the "Wavelength Limiter"?

don

I forgot to say that latitude and longitude are always output to a L2 file

don

Strange, I get all of the wavelengths for rhot and I am using Ububtu 20.04 with SeaDAS 8.0.0 and OCSSW V2020.1. If you select the rhot checkbox (not the individual wavelengths), you will note that rhot_nnn is added to the "Selected Products" box at the bottom of the window. That will make ...

Looks like we forgot to update the requirements for the python version. Python 3.6+ will take care of this problem and it looks like you are running python 3.5

don

Looks like you can not create the file /tmp/manifest.json

Could you give me the output of these commands:
don

Python 3.6 or higher will fix the last error. You will need to modify your PATH to point to the new python3.6+ in the ~/.bash_login or ~/.bashrc It is best to NOT run and SeaDAS commands as super user. No need to "sudo" What OS and version is the host What version of Ubuntu What version of...

Just to solidify things try this:

ocssw_runner --ocsswroot $OCSSWROOT which python3


if it shows the wrong python3, then all we need to do is fix your PATH

don

yes, install_ocssw is special in the SeaDAS GUI. ocssw_runner does not exist yet when install_ocssw runs the first time.

Give me the results of these commands:

which ocssw_runner
ocssw_runner --ocsswroot $OCSSWROOT env


don

Dirk, "bash -l" does not load ~/.bashrc To get the previous 3 commands to execute correctly, we need to load the .bashrc file from a login file. if you have a ~/.bash_profile file add this code to the file # include .bashrc if it exists if [ -f "$HOME/.bashrc" ]; then . "$HO...