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I got a message from a user who reported a problem in the public user mode with the following error message:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./submit.py", line 112, in <module>
    main()
  File "./submit.py", line 57, in main
    getMARSdata(args,c)
  File "/media/flexpart/FLEXPART_ROOT_TEMPLATE/scripts/flex_extract_v7.0.3/python/getMARSdata.py", line 111, in getMARSdata
    flexpart.retrieve(server, c.public, dates, times, c.inputdir)
  File "/media/flexpart/FLEXPART_ROOT_TEMPLATE/scripts/flex_extract_v7.0.3/python/FlexpartTools.py", line 979, in retrieve
    MR.dataRetrieve()
  File "/media/flexpart/FLEXPART_ROOT_TEMPLATE/scripts/flex_extract_v7.0.3/python/FlexpartTools.py", line 655, in dataRetrieve
    print 'target: ', target
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'target' referenced before assignment 

Hi there

I am still having trouble getting the FLEXPART WRF installation to work. I have tried both the intel compiler and the PGI compiler. With the intel compiler I got an error saying that the command mpiifort was not found. With the PGI compiler my NetCDF.inc file could not be opened. My NetCDF files are organized with separate sub folders for lib, include, etc. I tried moving up a level. This seemed to correct the issue with finding the NetCDF.inc file. However now I am getting an error that says I have an old or corrupt module file NetCDF.mod. This occurs at the netcdf_output_mod.F90 step.

I tried getting to the web address below for the user mailing list. I get a Forbidden URL warning when I click the link below.

Are you able to provide any advice regarding the issue above?

Thank you very much

Kim Mitchell

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On Aug 16, 2018, at 10:25 AM, FLEXPART.EU <no_reply@…> wrote:

#200: Installation help

Reporter: mitchekc | Owner:

Type: Support | Status: new

Priority: major | Milestone:

Component: FP coding/compilation | Version: FLEXPART-WRF Resolution: | Keywords:

Comment (by pesei):

Are you satisfied with this answer? Please let us know so that we can close the ticket.

In general, it is not necessary to install libraries from source if a distribution package is available.

Please also note that questions like this could also be posted to the FLEXPART user mailing list (​https://lists.univie.ac.at/mailman/listinfo/flexpart).

-- Ticket URL: <​https://www.flexpart.eu/ticket/200#comment:2> FLEXPART.EU <https://flexpart.eu>

I'm trying to install FLEXPART_WRF. I found another ticket that said only netCDF libraries were needed. Is that correct? I have been unable to get the grib api libraries to install. I tried using the cmake command as directed in the README file but I just get an error that says the folder I set for the install cannot be found.

when I use the command cmake install the installation tries to copy files to the computing cluster software directory - which is read only to all users. I want to install FLEXPART-WRF in a sub-folder of home directory. I cannot figure out how to make this work. Can you please help?