Is OPUS available for anyone right now??ÿ We have been getting?ÿHTTP Status 404 for a couple hours.?ÿ
I'm getting the same message.?ÿ It worked this morning on a static obs but now it's 404-ing.
So now we know who broke it!?ÿ
IT'S UP!
?ÿI fixed it.
?ÿI fixed it.
And we'll expect you to fix it next time it breaks, too!?ÿ You're on the hook now.
I'm getting opus aborting messages on S but not RS, usually when I submit same afternoon. It usually works the next morning.
When OPUS doesn't have the other data to go with your file, it does a terrible job of telling you about the problem.?ÿ Never expect to get even "Ultra Rapid" results without some delay for CORS to come in.?ÿ
We used to have a JPL link that was a good indication of when orbit data might be available, although it didn't address the time for CORS data to be collected.?ÿ That link seems to be broken and no replacement has been found for the same presentation.
You can try
ftp://cddis.gsfc.nasa.gov/gnss/products/latest/
but you have to sort through a lot of file names to figure out if the orbits you want have been processed.?ÿ I use it on the weekend or Monday to look for the xxxxx7 files to tell me whether "Precise" orbits are compiled for a couple weeks earlier.?ÿ "Rapid" orbits are pretty good, but I never do a Share submission until it can go Precise.
It'll say either my data is very noisy or collected in kinematic mode or OPUS is having a problem right now
I admit that I may often be submitting RINEX files overly optimistically early
note I will no longer be using punctuation or capitalization in my writings to avoid offending millennials
Jules your post is either very noisy or it was collected in Kinematic mode
My computer is giving me fits
When using internet explorer this morning the page is loading weird (picture a mid 90s web page) but switched over to firefox and its working & looking like it used to.
Trick is, you gotta just tap it on the side a little.?ÿ Call her a good girl and try again.
