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You should not have to build the libraries in the first place, usually...
Did you use the programs and libraries installed by the GUI?
What platform and OS are you running on and are you running l1brsgen or l1bgen?
does the program work on the command line?

don

Grab the new installer.  It will not do any networking if you are using the --local option.  I also noticed that you do not have 2 dashes in front of your command line options.You also need to add the option "--git-branch=v7.4"https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/ocssw/install_ocs...

Is there a reason you are not installing OCSSW using the GUI?I just changed a few things in preparation for the SeaDAS 7.5 release.  You need to download the file:https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/ocssw/OCSSW_bash.env.v7.4 to:/home/suresh/seadas_downloads$ ./install_ocssw.py --local=$HOME/sea...

I may have found the problem.  Type this command and let me know if anything is printed to the screen.$ bash -lThat is a minus "ell"  If there is any output, look in your .bashrc or .profile and get rid of the echo statement that produces the output.  That should fix SeaDAS....

That is the correct response.   get_obpg_file_type.py is the command that SeaDAS runs to figure out if the input file is appropriate. In SeaDAS, select menu: OCSSW -> Update OC ProcessorsThe directory listed after "Local install-dir" should match the directory part that this comm...

Run this command from the command line:

get_obpg_file_type.py /Users/Tulay/Desktop/MODIS_Ehux/Sampling_Days_L1_L2/A2017175103500.L1B_LAC


don

I don't know how the current OLI reader in l2gen from SeaDAS 7.4 could have read a collection 01 file.  The collection 01 *MTL.txt file is different enough that the reader parses it incorrectly.  The behavior you are experiencing now (read failure) is what I would expect.

don

Just fixed this.  Please update you OCSSW and all should be well.

George, you are correct.  A new OCSSW_bash.env got pushed to the web server accidentally.

Try updating OCSSW.  It should work now.

don

When I save a par file with  l2prod=Lt_nnn, SeaDAS changes it to l2prod=Lt_iii, Lt_vvv when saving.  That works fine when reading the par file.

don