bash script does not write files correctly with wget
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petrelharp commented
Currently the wget
option in daymet_spt_batch.sh
uses wget -o
to create the output file
The example file has the line
file1.csv, 45.0, -97.0
which is supposed to output the info for this location to file1.csv
. However, this produces
-rw-r--r-- 1 peter peter 28543 Sep 19 20:09 'data?lat=45.0&lon=-97.0&measuredParams=tmin,tmax,prcp&year=2012,2013,2014'
-rw-r--r-- 1 peter peter 0 Sep 19 20:09 file1.csv
... i.e., file1.csv
is empty and the data is in the very funnily named file.
The script should have -O
instead of -o
.