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Empty .xml files for S2A download #9
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Thanks William, De : wouellette [notifications@github.com] Hi Olivier, I am experiencing problems with downloading S2A data on a per tile basis (-t). All elements of the .SAFE folder are downloading fine, but the general .xml file in the root of the S2A image .SAFE folder is completely blank. This is the case for all S2A images I am trying to download. I tried typing in the url link to the server in my browser to download the .xml manually, and an "error 404 not found" shows up. Here is the command I use (linux CentOS): Could it be that the the location of the .xml file on scihub has changed and the link that your script points to is outdated? Thanks for you script in any case, a life saver :) Regards, William � |
Dear William, Hope it works now. Please test and close the issue if OK. |
Dear Olivier, I will let you know tomorrow if the issue has been fixed on my side, and Cheers, William 2016-07-31 19:16 GMT+02:00 Olivier Hagolle notifications@github.com:
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Bonjour Olivier, je vous signale jusque que la dernière mise à jour du scihub de l'esa a Merci encore. William 2016-07-18 8:12 GMT+02:00 Olivier Hagolle notifications@github.com:
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Hi Olivier,
I am experiencing problems with downloading S2A data on a per tile basis (-t). All elements of the .SAFE folder are downloading fine, but the general .xml file in the root of the S2A image .SAFE folder is completely blank. This is the case for all S2A images I am trying to download. I tried typing in the url link to the server in my browser to download the .xml manually, and an "error 404 not found" shows up.
Here is the command I use (linux CentOS):
python Sentinel_download.py --lat 50.42 --lon 6.02 -a apihub.txt -w /data -o 8 -t 31UES
Could it be that the the location of the .xml file on scihub has changed and the link that your script points to is outdated?
Thanks for you script in any case, a life saver :)
Regards,
William
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