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I've confirmed that it IS working.  Try clearing your browser cache.

Well, it is Rick's algorithm  and he uses it over Lake Erie, so probably :grin:

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Run update_luts.py directly:
$ update_luts.py --verbose  aqua
$ update_luts.py --verbose  terra
$ update_luts.py --verbose  viirsn
$ update_luts.py --verbose  seawifs

Yes, the SeaDAS needs to be launched from a shell with a display.  If you launched from a terminal in X2Go, I *think* all you would need to do is make sure the DISPLAY variable is set to whatever X2Go is using.

Sean

Yes, a stable connection would help.  You can also just manually run the update_luts.py script, which will reduce the amount of connection attempts you'd need to make by using install_ocssw.py (which has to check everything again, just to get to the lut updates).

Sean

This is an evaluation option, not a calibration option.  It is a cloud mask derived for a particular evaluation processing stream.  It is much more complicated than the simplistic default cloud mask.  As the help message implies, it is intended for use with a HABs (harmful algal bloom...

Did you try running it again?  If you got to the point of the lut updates, you have an appropriate version of python and can connect to our servers via HTTPS.
The error suggests an intermittent network connection issue.

See:
https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/forum/oceancolor/topic_show.pl?pid=28037#pid28037

As Brock noted this was not related to the v7.4 update.  It's a long and boring story, but the synopsis is this.  We've updated the VIIRS processing code in our production environment to a new version, however the "var" tree is shared and as the Highlander knows, there ca...