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corinn4 |
01/26/2018 06:22PM (Read 986 times)
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Hi, I'm a student working on photometry of a supernova. I've run into the same problem as described in this topic, https://iraf.net/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=1467834. I'm using a Mac with OS X 10.11 and IRAF 2.16.1, 64-bit. I've read the the solution presented in the aforementioned topic Download in binary mode and install in your $iraf/noao/bin.linux64 directory. , but how do I actually go about doing this? I'm fairly new to IRAF and using terminal, so I don't want to mess my directories up by trying to figure this out myself.
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fitz |
01/27/2018 11:25PM
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1) Open a Terminal window
2) Download the file to the current directory:
% ftp ftp://iraf.noao.edu/iraf/v216/support/macosx/x_photcal.e
3) Make the binary executable:
% chmod 755 x_photcal.e
4) Replace the existing 64-bit binary with the 32-bit one just downloaded:
% cp x_photcal.e $iraf/noao/bin.macintel/
where '$iraf' is the iraf root directory, typically something like /iraf/iraf.
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corinn4 |
01/28/2018 06:12PM
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Thank you so much for explaining this so simply! I was able to fix the problem with your help!
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