Accessing ERDDAP private tables using erddapy

[Carles Castro Muniain]

Dear all,

I am trying to access private tables using erddapy in Python. I have been able to find this link where we could access tables via a script, but I was wondering if that would be possible using the Python library.

My example code is very simple, but I wanted to test whether I could access to private tables:

from erddapy import ERDDAP
e = ERDDAP(
    server="https://server-name/erddap",
    protocol="tabledap"
)

e.dataset_id = "dataset-name"

e.auth = ("email...@email.com", "password")

df = e.to_pandas()

The username I am using allows me to access private tables in erddap but not erddapy. This is the log error I get when running the script.

HTTPError: Error { code=401; message="Unauthorized: loggedInAs= isn't authorized to access datasetID="dataset-name";}
Does anyone know how to do this?
Thank you all,

Carles

[Bob Simons]

I hope someone will answer here. Otherwise, you might submit this to the ERDDAPY people.

An alternative is to make a request for an alternative way to access private datasets on ERDDAP, e.g., getting a token than can be used for requests from one IP address and is good for e.g., 60 minutes. The advantage is that that would help all users of scripts, not just Python users.

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[Micah Wengren - NOAA Federal]

Hi Carles, 

Could you please post an issue in the erddapy GitHub repository (https://github.com/ioos/erddapy) to address this?  

The issue you raise is more related to erddapy than ERDDAP itself in regard to authentication, and would be better discussed there.  

Thanks,

Micah