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When I order level1 data is does not generate a list of selected files - so no order number.  I tried selecting Leve1 and Level2 together and it lists only the level2 files and then generates an order number for just those files.

Hi- I imagine there is a 99.9% chance I am being stupid here.  But, I have been trying to order Level1 SeaWiS data and after selecting lat/lon bounds, choosing a handful of scenes,  selecting "do extract" and requesting Level1 data, I get the result that that there is no data ava...

Hi Sean -- Thanks VERY much for your suggestion. Things are now working.  I had previously used the wget and curl approach you suggested, but did so without the double quotes around the //filename.  Adding the double quotes did the trick!!!!  --Bruce

Hi -- Sorry if this is a repeat message, but I think my original post never made it to you (my fault).  I am seeking advice on retrieving data ordered through the L1/L2 data ordering system.  I think I have my secure file transfer credentials set properly.  I can use both wget and cur...

Hi--- I think I have my secure file transfer credentials all set correctly and I can download the example file (single file method) using wget and also using curl that you give in the methods page for secure file transfer.  However, I am having trouble retrieving extracted files that I ordered ...

Hi -- From this thread on EarthData Login/Downloads I see that Sean recognized (a ways down in the thread) the getanc.py is not working well with the new authentication requirements for ocssw data.  It is also not working for me. I tired using getanc.py from the unix command line on an extaract...

Hi -- I recently installed seadas 7.5.1 using the command line to install the sensor files.  A month or two ago I also updated my Mac OS to Mojave.  I am running python version 2.7.13 Anaconda.  I also just recently installed MacPorts for Mojave.When I type l2gen to get some help on s...

Hi -- Did you folks change something with lonlat2pixline in seadas 7.5? With seadas 7.4, I used subprocess.Popen and subprocess.communicate() commands to obtain the standard output from the call to lonlat2pixline in my python (2.7) program and now it does not seem to work.p= subprocess.Popen('lo...

No Problem -- I can work around this one pretty easily! Mainly wanted to make you aware of the issue.   Thanks for the quick response!!