If a fits file is f-packed (i.e. ends with .fz), it is not possible to know before trying to access it. Therefore if the script was trying to plot the fits using the name reported in the database, and the file was f-packed, SNEX2 would have returned a Server Error (500).
Not, before returning the fits file name, the script checks if it exists, and if it doesn't the script assumes that the .fz version exists.
In addition, now a galaxy will be shown in the page only if a triple for that galaxy exists.
If a fits file is f-packed (i.e. ends with .fz), it is not possible to know before trying to access it. Therefore if the script was trying to plot the fits using the name reported in the database, and the file was f-packed, SNEX2 would have returned a Server Error (500).
Not, before returning the fits file name, the script checks if it exists, and if it doesn't the script assumes that the .fz version exists.
In addition, now a galaxy will be shown in the page only if a triple for that galaxy exists.