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When I used the get_data2ponman command to get the bioargo data into R, I was unable to download all files.
get_data2ponman(mode='geotime', location='atlantic_ocean', year='2017', month='02')
[1] "20170201_prof.nc\r" "20170202_prof.nc\r" "20170203_prof.nc\r" "20170204_prof.nc\r" [5] "20170205_prof.nc\r" "20170206_prof.nc\r" "20170207_prof.nc\r" "20170208_prof.nc\r" [9] "20170209_prof.nc\r" "20170210_prof.nc\r" "20170211_prof.nc\r" "20170212_prof.nc\r" [13] "20170213_prof.nc\r" "20170214_prof.nc\r" "20170215_prof.nc\r" "20170216_prof.nc\r" [17] "20170217_prof.nc\r" "20170218_prof.nc\r" "20170219_prof.nc\r" "20170220_prof.nc\r" [21] "20170221_prof.nc\r" "20170222_prof.nc\r" "20170223_prof.nc\r" "20170224_prof.nc\r" [25] "20170225_prof.nc\r" "20170226_prof.nc\r" "20170227_prof.nc\r" "20170228_prof.nc\r" Do you want download all these files?
1: Yes 2: No
Selection: Yes Error in download.file(paste(url, n, sep = ""), destfile = n) : ', reason 'Invalid argument'0201_prof.nc
I expected to be able to download all data after typing "Yes".
I received the error: Error in download.file(paste(url, n, sep = ""), destfile = n) : ', reason 'Invalid argument'0201_prof.nc
I am currently working on BGC Argo tools, so any information you may have will be greatly appreciated!
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Short summary of problem
When I used the get_data2ponman command to get the bioargo data into R, I was unable to download all files.
What you did
get_data2ponman(mode='geotime', location='atlantic_ocean', year='2017', month='02')
[1] "20170201_prof.nc\r" "20170202_prof.nc\r" "20170203_prof.nc\r" "20170204_prof.nc\r"
[5] "20170205_prof.nc\r" "20170206_prof.nc\r" "20170207_prof.nc\r" "20170208_prof.nc\r"
[9] "20170209_prof.nc\r" "20170210_prof.nc\r" "20170211_prof.nc\r" "20170212_prof.nc\r"
[13] "20170213_prof.nc\r" "20170214_prof.nc\r" "20170215_prof.nc\r" "20170216_prof.nc\r"
[17] "20170217_prof.nc\r" "20170218_prof.nc\r" "20170219_prof.nc\r" "20170220_prof.nc\r"
[21] "20170221_prof.nc\r" "20170222_prof.nc\r" "20170223_prof.nc\r" "20170224_prof.nc\r"
[25] "20170225_prof.nc\r" "20170226_prof.nc\r" "20170227_prof.nc\r" "20170228_prof.nc\r"
Do you want download all these files?
1: Yes
2: No
Selection: Yes
Error in download.file(paste(url, n, sep = ""), destfile = n) :
', reason 'Invalid argument'0201_prof.nc
What you expected to happen
I expected to be able to download all data after typing "Yes".
What happened
I received the error: Error in download.file(paste(url, n, sep = ""), destfile = n) :
', reason 'Invalid argument'0201_prof.nc
How urgent is this?
I am currently working on BGC Argo tools, so any information you may have will be greatly appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: