Not finding data in subscriptions

[woodbri]

I have the following subscriptions and I'm not finding any data for them:
2380,1,2 for MODIS Aqua last data I processed was 2023-01-31
2457,8,9 for VIIRS last data I processed was 2022-09-27
2460,1,2 for VIIRSJ1 last data I processed was 2022-09-27

I've been traveling and just got back to check on them. I'm not sure what has happened but any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[woodbri]

CORRECTION: Looks like I am finding data like:
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15538, MOD00.P2023060.1555_1.PDS.xz
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15539, MOD00.P2023060.1730_1.PDS.xz
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15541, MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15543, MOD00.P2023060.1905_1.PDS.xz
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15547, MOD00.P2023060.1915_1.PDS.xz
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15545, MOD00.P2023060.1910_1.PDS.xz
## processing in /maps/nasa/tmp-15549, MOD00.P2023060.2045_1.PDS.xz

so I suspect that there has been a recent change in data format and I might need to update SEADAS . So checking that.

[woodbri]

So trying to process the downloaded files I get errors in modis_L1A.py as seen below.
I'm running version 7.5 and I just reinstalled that to make sure all my files are current. Is there a new version I should be using?


wget -d -v 'https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi/getfile/MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz'
Thu Mar 2 13:01:04 EST 2023

modis_L1A.py MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz -o MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz.L1A_LAC
l0fix_modis: Unrecoverable error in l0fix_modis!

Failed: 'modis_L1A.py MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz -o MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz.L1A_LAC', error 256
ERROR: Failed to run '/u/oceancolor-bin/parallel-modis-seadas -v MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz' with exit 256
parallel-modis-aqua.pl: Problems processing MOD00.P2023060.1735_1.PDS.xz in /maps/nasa/tmp-18735

[OB ODPS - towens]

There was a 72 hour outage for our NRT data center so we switched to a different source that provides the files compressed with xz.
You can inflate them by running xz -d filename

Tommy