In my case, it was an unclosed function. I had to remove and restore functions one by one to check which one is affecting the code. This is not an answer to your code, but an answer to the same error message. It may be helpful for someone. In my case I had an error 'Parse error: Syntax error, unexpected end of file in my PHP code on line ' The problem in my case was on the line with closing 'html'.
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Active 2 months ago. Viewed k times. Alex 7, 5 5 gold badges 32 32 silver badges 45 45 bronze badges. I would imagine you have an error with some of your PHP code A year and a half hence, it is funny that this question was closed because it is too localized but it has got almost 50k views. I agree Not localized at all in regards to the question and the solution. Show 6 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. When i turned it to On, my code worked. Note while Apache accepts this Nginx does not or rather fcgi does not so if your stumped by why this is working on one web server and not another you know why — Sammaye.
The dashed lines show you what QC metrics quickLook was using. If you want to look at L2C data you just change the frequency on the command line. L2C is designated by frequency L2C results are always superior to L1 results. Make a SNR file rinex2snr ross and quickLook ross -e1 5 -e2 Example for a site on an ice sheet. Example for a tall site. The required inputs are:. The station location does not have to be cm-level for the reflections code.
Within a few hundred meters is sufficient. For example:. If you happen to have the Cartesian coordinates in meters , you can set -xyz True and input those instead of lat, long, and height. Those defaults tell the code an azimuth and elevation angle mask i. Right now the default frequencies are GPS only, e. L1, L2C and L5. You should look at it to get an idea of the kinds of inputs the code uses.
The default azimuths can be changed, but this needs to be done by hand. Some parameters can be set via the command line, as in:. This changes elevation angles to degrees. If you want all GNSS frequencies:. If for example you want to use the region from 0 to degrees, you should not set a region from 0 - , but instead a region from , , and the last from This is necessary to make sure you don't mix rising and setting satellite arcs from different times of day.
I believe the code currently refuses to let you use a region larger than degrees. The default is to allow four regions, each of 90 degrees. Simple examples for my favorite GPS site p In this case, we will look at Galileo L1. Note that a failed satellite arc is shown as gray in the periodogram plots. And once you know what you are doing have picked the azimuth and elevation angle mask , you won't be looking at plots anymore. It was mixing up S6 and S7 - or something like that. Subdaily now exits when there are data gaps.
September 15, There was a screen output about missing fortran translators that was a bug. The hybrid translator is the default and you should not be getting warnings about missing fortran translators. August 28, Fixed NGS archive accessibility. June 14, Fixed bug in nolook option. April 17, New plot added to quickLook.
This should provide feedback to the user on which QC metrics to use and which azimuths are valid. If it is missing from your build, it is now downloaded for you. March 29, The L2C and L5 options now use appropriate time-dependent lists of satellites. It is still useable if you use -archive cddis. March 14, Minor changes - filenames using the hybrid option are allowed to be characters long. This might address issue with people that want to have very very very long path names.
The last of these is ok for 30 sec data but really too slow otherwise. Hybrid binds the python to my fast fortran code. Because of the way that CDDIS has implemented security restrictions, we have had to change our download access. For this reason we strongly urge that you install wget on your machine and that it live in your path.
You will only have very limited analysis abilities without it. I have added more defaults so you don't have to make so many decisions. If you have previously used this package, please note these changes to rinex2snr , quickLook , and gnssir. Optional commandline inputs are still allowed. I have been using teqc to reduce the number of observables and to decimate.
I have removed the former because it unfortunately- by default - removes Beidou observations in Rinex 2. If you request decimation and fortran is set to True, unfortunately this will still occur. I am working on removing my code's dependence on teqc.
No phase center offsets have been applied to reflector heights. At least one agency JAXA writes out values for unhealthy satellites. I should remove these satellites at the rinex2snr level, but currently I believe the code simply removes the satellites because the elevation angles are all very negative It is unfortunate, but I cannot do anything about this. It can also be used for lake levels. It is not to be used for tides! The goal is to make a valid daily average - for this reason, we have two required inputs for quality control.
The first is called a median filter value. This input helps remove large outliers. For each day, a median RH is found. Then all values larger than the median filter value from the median RH are thrown out. If you had 5 arcs, for example, you probably would not want to compare that with another day where arcs were available. The number of tracks required varies a lot depending on the azimuth mask and the number of frequencies available.
If you are not sure what values to use at your GNSS site, run it once with very minimal constraints. The code provides some feedback plots that will let you pick better values. Here is an example from one of our use cases where there are a few large outliers. I have set the median filter value to 2 meters and the required number of tracks to Sample calls:.
See -h for more information. RINEX 2. If you want something with a how-to flavor, try this paper, which is open option. Also look to the publications page on my personal website. Archives are constantly changing their file transfer protocols. If you find one in gnssrefl that doesn't work anymore, please fix it and let us know.
Please test that it works for older and newer data. If you would like to add an archive, please do so. Use the existing code in gps.
And we need these models to be in python. I would like to add a significant wave height calculation to this code. If you have such code that works on fitting the spectrum computed with detrended SNR data, please consider contributing it. If you have a better refraction correction than we are using, please provide it to us as a function in python. Write up a new use case. We have contributors for allowing the NMEA format. We currently need to translate to Fortran to improve the speed.
Nov 17, Nov 9, Oct 19, Oct 12, Oct 4, Sep 29, Sep 28, You can use deepstream-app which have configuration about save to file. Modifying the config does not work. Filesink is not one element, you can not directly use it. Please use original nvinfer configuration try again. Excuse me, how do I change the receiver of deepstream-test1-app to Fakesink. Seems like many are having problems with the newly compiled one.
You should only need it if you modified 'acinclude. I certainly understand your position about not be able to support all possible architectures and environments. CentOS 6 is 3 years old, and by it's enterprise nature, will never be on the cutting edge. I will be recommending we migrate our build nodes to an OS that has more frequent upgrade cycle to avoid such problems in the future.
But if you do have time to look into re-compiltation, I'm sure it would be useful for myself and others. This is a real problem if you want want to use an npm postinstall task to run grunt build on heroku, since automake is not available and of course you have no way of installing it. What error do you get? And which version are you on? I recompiled it on CentOS 6 earlier today. A new version should be published.
I'm using grunt-contrib-imagemin 0. Yeah, grunt-contrib-imagemin is not using the latest version of imagemin yet. There's a PR for that. Is there any type of work-around or fall back option? Would a previous version of imagemin work? How would you install it? Thank you Kevva. As pdhodgkinson has suggested, should I use grunt-contrib-imagemin 0. Use grunt-contrib-imagemin 0. If the gifsicle binary fails upon installing grunt-contrib-imagemin, install gifsicle 1.
Despite these errors, grunt-contrib-imagemin was installed and my build was finally able to get all the way through. Thanks kevva. After running my build again today new location , I'm getting similar errors from yesterday. When the build failed, I installed grunt-contrib-imagemin and re-ran the process. When if failed again, I installed gifsicle 1.
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