Log wget errors. Also enable https. #184
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…t coming. A minor second improvement lets sdget.sh download https data; previously credentials problems prevented that. (Of course, only a brain-dead data node would serve CMIP* data by https only; but it happens.)
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Log wget errors. Previously it was impossible to tell why data was not coming.
A minor second improvement lets sdget.sh download https data; previously credentials problems prevented that. (Of course, only a brain-dead data node would serve CMIP* data by https only; but it happens.)
N.B. These changes are mainly in sdget.sh. Unfortunately I could not find a good place to put the file; see issue #165. I put it where it formerly was, in the same directory as sdget.py. In order to use this improvement, it would have to be copied into /etc/synda/sdt/bin (typically) or hidden in whatever tar file will be unpacked into that directory.