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There appears to be a web database issue, unrelated to the network outage.
Give it a couple of hours and try again.

Tommy

The monthly files are mean values for the month bounded by the dates in the file name.T20000322000060.L3m_MO_SST_sst_4km.nc would be the mean values for February 2000. (Day of year 32-60)The monthly climatology files are the means for the same days of the year bounded by the dates in the file nameT2...

They are mixed granules with both day and night pixels. You can check the metadata for  global attributes :day_night_flag = "Mixed" ;   to exclude them from your processing.
Tommy

It looks like we have found a solution to the email problem as well. It should be restored on Monday. Thanks for your patience.

Tommy

Sorry for the trouble you are having.This is a new web interface to the subscriptions system and the developers are still refining it. The "extract files" option must have been selected when the subscription was initially submitted.It cannot be changed at this point without creating a new ...

It  looks like both subscriptions are getting the L2 files now. You may want to modify your map delivery option until we get this email issue sorted.

Tommy

From what we can see, your email host is checking the return-path in our email header to detect spam.
A recent configuration change here has caused our system to use the wrong return-path.
Your server is rejecting the emails and bouncing them back. Our systems administrators are working on a fix.

Tommy

See the  'NetCDF/HDF Data Files' section on the Subscriptions Manager page.

Check the box for L2 Ocean Color.

Tommy

Toby,
The web folks have had a go at tweaking the code.
Can you try setting the L2 files on one more time?

Thanks,
Tommy

Toby,
I am able to confirm your problem. I do not see any L2 selected on either subscription.
I have notified the web developers of the problem.
Once they have a chance to look at the interface, I will manually update your subscription to include L2 files.
Sorry for the trouble.

Tommy