Dennis Heimbigner

If you put this url in your browser, doe it succeed? > https://psl.noaa.gov/thredds/dodsC/Datasets/NARR/monolevel/uwnd.10m.2000.nc.dds

Yes, that shows that the cert chain used by your browser is working for reading from that site. Just to be sure, retry with HTTP.SSL.CAINFO and/or HTTP.SSL.CAPATH removed from .ncrc.

I guess I am out of ideas. BTW, the above says that certs are being added from > * schannel: added 142 certificate(s) from CA file 'C:\Users\Codiga_D\AppData\Local\Continuum\miniconda3\envs\EQ\Lib\site-packages\certifi\cacert.pem' Any idea where...

The problem is not ncdump or other stand-alone use of the netcdf-c library. They work fine for me. The bottom is that the cert chains being used when python invokes...

After re-reading this chain, I note that I was wrong and that HTTP.SSL.CAINFO apparently does not take the same argument as HTTP.SSL.CAPATH. CAPATH points to the containing directory and CAINFO...

Sorry that we could not solve this. I am out of ideas.

This is surprising. My immediate speculation is that it is related to the layout of structs. and the relative field offsets.

I did some experiments; 1. use NC_DISKLESS - works 2. change the char* field types to e.g. int - fails 3. use h5dump to view the file - works This...

Ed is right about the refactoring of nested types. But I suspect that since this works with files and DISKLESS, that the problem is in my memory code in this...

I am working now on this issue. I have a question. Do you ever use the ability to over-allocate the incoming buffer memory plus nc_open_mem or do you always use...