I found,
# data tree
export OCDATAROOT=$OCSSWROOT/run/data
It's in the link you gave.
# data tree
export OCDATAROOT=$OCSSWROOT/run/data
.v7.5
(will edit the post to correct that). I use install_ocssw.py
which downloads OCSSW_bash.env
with a git branch suffix as you saw previously: OCSSW_bash.env.v7.5
, then renames it. Do you still have OCSSW_bash.env.v7.5
? Otherwise, try https://oceandata.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/ocssw/OCSSW_bash.env.v7.5 and rename it.v7.5
and replace the old version.$OCSSWROOT/var
the directories are:$ ls -d *
anc ancillary_data.db aquarius common modis modisa seawifs viirsj1 viirsn
$OCSSWROOT
? If so, you may be able to move them.~/seadas/ocssw/bin$ ./l2gen |head -1
l2gen
uses a large number of "third party" libraries. They should have been installed under $OCSSWROOT/opt/lib
and would come from bin3-linux_64.bundle. With linux, each library shared generally has the current library file, in this case:$ cd $OCSSWROOT/opt/lib
$ ls -F libgeotiff.so*
libgeotiff.so@ libgeotiff.so.2@ libgeotiff.so.2.1.2*
@
". This is done so a minor change to the library which would become libgeotiff.so.2.1.3
does not change the names used by programs. In this way the programs will continue to work (with the benefits of the updated library) without having to be recompiled and reinstalled.$OCSSWROOT/opt/lib/libgeotiff.so.2.1.2
.