[BUG] Failed to execute script 'SHARPpy' due to unhandled exception: IncompleteRead(7229 bytes read)

[odvigajlo]

I have been using sharppy fine for a long time, but suddenly i started getting this error:

Failed to execute script 'SHARPpy' due to unhandled exception: IncompleteRead(7229 bytes read)

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "http\client.py", line 559, in _get_chunk_left
File "http\client.py", line 526, in _read_next_chunk_size
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 16: b''

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "http\client.py", line 576, in _readall_chunked
File "http\client.py", line 561, in _get_chunk_left
http.client.IncompleteRead: IncompleteRead(0 bytes read)

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "SHARPpy.py", line 8, in
File "full_gui.py", line 1228, in main
File "full_gui.py", line 871, in init
File "full_gui.py", line 877, in __initUI
File "full_gui.py", line 235, in init
File "datasources\data_source.py", line 396, in getAvailableTimes
File "datasources\data_source.py", line 350, in _get
File "datasources\data_source.py", line 286, in getAvailableTimes
File "datasources\available.py", line 442, in
File "datasources\available.py", line 171, in _available_spc
File "datasources\available.py", line 153, in _download_spc
File "http\client.py", line 469, in read
File "http\client.py", line 583, in _readall_chunked
http.client.IncompleteRead: IncompleteRead(7229 bytes read)

[helipocitac]

Same issue.
Plus Fatal error. Failed to execute script SHARPpy.

[WHATTHEHELLOHMYGOD]

I have the same exact issue as you.

[WHATTHEHELLOHMYGOD]

The data sets that SHARPpy was using doesn't exist anymore, likely shutdown.

[georgephillips1]

In sharppy, the default graphic window for choosing soundings is for observed soundings and that's what pops up first. It looks at the SPC experimental soundings area. The graphics for observed soundings that SPC produces is at:

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/soundings/

and is extremely slow right now, sometimes timing out. The raw observed bufr sounding data that sharppy retrieves is somewhere under that section of the SPC site.

Forecast bufr sounding files are available from other websites that sharppy uses for data, and I believe could be gotten into, if one could get past the initial map window for observed soundings.

[jackiemann82]

If you comment out lines 327-378 and lines 628, 647, 674, and 675 in ~/.sharppy/datasources/available.py that will at least allow SHARPpy to open. Granted, it will still open with the Observed menu selected from which you will not be able to select any observed soundings from, but at least you can still use it for all other selections and running your own sounding data through.

[Rhino1618]

If you comment out lines 327-378 and lines 628, 647, 674, and 675 in ~/.sharppy/datasources/available.py that will at least allow SHARPpy to open. Granted, it will still open with the Observed menu selected from which you will not be able to select any observed soundings from, but at least you can still use it for all other selections and running your own sounding data through.

Does this solution still work? Some of those lines are already commented out, and commenting them out doesn't seem to fix anything... Hopefully I'm commenting out the right ones.
I don't need the observed soundings, but running my own data through would be useful.

Oddly, I've gotten the program to run maybe 3 times over the past few days, but I've not been able to reproduce what got it to run.

[jackiemann82]

If you comment out lines 327-378 and lines 628, 647, 674, and 675 in ~/.sharppy/datasources/available.py that will at least allow SHARPpy to open. Granted, it will still open with the Observed menu selected from which you will not be able to select any observed soundings from, but at least you can still use it for all other selections and running your own sounding data through.

Does this solution still work? Some of those lines are already commented out, and commenting them out doesn't seem to fix anything... Hopefully I'm commenting out the right ones. I don't need the observed soundings, but running my own data through would be useful.

Oddly, I've gotten the program to run maybe 3 times over the past few days, but I've not been able to reproduce what got it to run.

Ya, I think 674 and 675 were already commented out. I have been able to get this to run with those lines commented out for the past week so there might be another issue you are encountering. And speaking of odd, I just ran it this morning and even with those lines commented out I am able to see the observed NWS soundings again where I wasn't able to last week. Like you, I have no idea what is happening in the background to make it work (maybe getting the data from another source in the list?) but I'll take it!

[scollis]

Hey! the way I got it to work (I am reading and plotting my own files) was modifying ~/.sharppy/datasources/available.py to make _available_spc return an empty list

`def _available_spc(dt=None):
'''
_available_spc()

    Gets all of the available sounding times from the SPC site.

    Returns
    -------
    matches : array
        Array of datetime objects that represents all the available times
        of sounding data on the SPC site.
'''
#text = _download_spc()
#matches = sorted(list(set(re.findall("([\d]{8})_OBS", text))))
#return [ datetime.strptime(m, '%y%m%d%H') for m in matches ]
return []

`

[Vader47906]

Hey! the way I got it to work (I am reading and plotting my own files) was modifying ~/.sharppy/datasources/available.py to make _available_spc return an empty list

`def _available_spc(dt=None): ''' _available_spc()

    Gets all of the available sounding times from the SPC site.

    Returns
    -------
    matches : array
        Array of datetime objects that represents all the available times
        of sounding data on the SPC site.
'''
#text = _download_spc()
#matches = sorted(list(set(re.findall("([\d]{8})_OBS", text))))
#return [ datetime.strptime(m, '%y%m%d%H') for m in matches ]
return []

`

Would you be willing to share a little bit more of how yours is looking? I tried a couple combinations of the above for assistance and haven't been able to move past the IncompleteReads? As I tweaked things and tried to add some error handling, I seemed continuously run into this issue.

I may need to get a fresh copy and start again (may have tweaked too much without a good version history) but I'm curious to see if you have it working! thanks!