Hi,
in a script, which I executed under GRASS 6.4 under Ubunto, I included
commands like r.in.gdal input=/media/.../filename output=surfac_ereflection.
1. An error message illegal filename <surfac_ereflection.1>, <illegal
character showed up. When I typed this command into the window underneath
the output window, it worked fine. I also run the script using data
on a FAT32 formatted partition as well as data in the /home directory.
The files to be imported are MODIS data.
Best regards
Niels
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Niels Thevs wrote:
in a script, which I executed under GRASS 6.4 under Ubunto, I included
commands like r.in.gdal input=/media/.../filename output=surfac_ereflection.
1. An error message illegal filename <surfac_ereflection.1>, <illegal
character showed up. When I typed this command into the window underneath
the output window, it worked fine. I also run the script using data
on a FAT32 formatted partition as well as data in the /home directory.
The files to be imported are MODIS data.
How are you creating the script? Are you sure that invalid characters
(e.g. carriage return, non-breaking space, etc) aren't being introduced?
Try to create a minimal script which demonstrates the problem, then
post it as a binary attachment.
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