Forum

You asked "Is seadas.home of seadas.config different from $SEADAS ?".   The answer is that they should generally be the same, e.g., SEADAS and seadas.home are both set to <SeaDAS_Install_Dir>.  The GUI gets the value for seadas.home from <SeaDAS_Install_Dir>/.install4j/i4jpa...

Glad you got it working.  You should read Wget options for NASA https.

You should post you wget version and platform.  The https configuration used by NASA is not supported by older software, so you need a relatively recent version of wget and supporting libraries such as gnutls or openssl.   Hopefully someone else is using the same platform and can tell...

The fact that the processors are no longer grayed out indicates that the GUI is able to find them.  By default, the GUI puts OCSSWROOT in the top-level SeaDAS folder, while the manual installer puts it in your "home" directory.  Yours seems to have ended up in the top-level SeaDA...

The "gnutls_handshake() failed: Handshake failed" looks like the old version of git is being used.   You may need adjust the PATH variable to ensure that the new version is used, and you may want to uninstall the old git version.Your $OCSSWROOT/run/data/common/.git/config seems t...

There could be a transient network glitch,  a problem with the update or a change in the python program used with modis_geo.py.   Please provide details of your platform (we can assume macOS, but version may help someone recognize your problem).   Since we know the Apple sup...

You need to install a newer version of git per the search for "ubuntu git install build-essential"

You should give some details of the platform in case another reader has already solved your problem.   Some linux distros have git configurations that don't support NASA's https configuration.  For example, if (like many of us), you are using Ubuntu 14.04, a search for "u...

The same basic outline applies to SST. Usually when some workflow that was runing properly gives an error when you use different data there is a type on the changes or a resource problem (no space left on device). You need to provide details of the error.  It is generally easier to post output ...

Others have reported this on the Continuum Forums, but the two recommendations: use
"sudo" and disabling SIP aren't (as pointed out by Stephen Waterbury) satisfactory.