Steven Decker
Steven Decker
Thanks for the pointer. That copy operation appears to have done the trick! Realizing this is more of an xarray issue, I now see that perhaps xarray 0.11 would fix...
Originally, it was the most recent file, but I just reran the code and got 44037412 missing pixels. When I try the code on a different machine (with 1.3.1), I...
OK, I just tried a conda-forge-based environment with 1.4.1, and I am getting missing pixels. Here is the output of `conda list` for this environment: ``` # packages in environment...
I don't have a Mac handy, but trying a Windows 10 machine (the other tests were on CentOS 7 machines) makes matters even more confusing: I have missing pixels with...
As a final test for now, I took the same Windows 10 machine home, so it's on my home network rather than the campus network, and there was no change...
My conclusion: Use a Mac! Interestingly, I found a different conda environment on CentOS 7 that has missing pixels even with 1.3.1, but it has libnetcdf 4.6.1 (in common with...
The combination netcdf4 1.3.1 and libnetcdf 4.5.0 also works on Windows 10. It appears it is libnetcdf 4.6.1 that is at fault.
OK, I made that tweak. Running the revised program on CentOS with 1.4.1/4.6.1 results in a hang. Even Control-C didn't give me a prompt back, but using `kill` did.
I ran the program a second time, and after 14 minutes, it finally crashes with: ``` syntax error, unexpected WORD_WORD, expecting SCAN_ATTR or SCAN_DATASET or SCAN_ERROR context: 503 Service UnavailableService...
However, I see the server is indeed down, so the above may be a red herring.