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Does it not work if append it to the end of the URL?:
requests.get('https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/ob/getfile/JPSS1_VIIRS.20231210T003601.L2.OC.NRT.nc?appkey=xxxxxxx')

Tommy

Put curly braces around the list variable and escape the question mark with a backslash Tommy

It looks like a workaround is using an appkey for authentication instead of the username, password combination. You can generate one here: https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/appkey/ Then add it to your URL: https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/getfile/AQUA_MODIS.20231207T190001.L2.SST.NRT.nc?appkey=...

Thanks for fixing the post. We are looking into it.

Tommy

Try putting the URL you are fetching into a fresh browser and see if your username and password are accepted. They are rolling out a 60-day expiration policy on Earthdata logins.

Tommy

Run file on them to see if they are HTML. If so, open with a browser to see what the error message is.

Tommy

While they work out the json issue, these will give you a list of URLs wget -q --post-data="results_as_file=1&sensor_id=7&dtid=1043&sdate=2020-01-01 00:00:00&edate=2020-12-31 59:59:59&subType=1&addurl=1&prod_id=chlor_a&resolution_id=4km&period=DAY" -O - ...

Yes, it is hidden there. I'm not sure why it is not more clearly labeled.

Tommy

Above the map in the L1/L2 browser, you will see the year. That is a link. If you click on it, it will open the custom date selector which will allow you to select by multiple years and filter by month ranges or seasons if you wish to limit the search.

Tommy

The SeaDAS team were all at a conference last week. They will be looking at it today.

Tommy