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Jason Quinn |
11/09/2007 08:53PM (Read 2915 times)
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It's funny I was just getting the opposite error to the previous post. I was trying to convert fits files to imh files and was getting "Warning: cannot open pixel file"... turned out that the sub-directory in the imdirs didn't exist. This seems to have been caused by a problem with the mkiraf script. It tries to create a subdirectory in imdirs based on the user's login-in name. But the imdirs directory only has write permission for the iraf account after a fresh IRAF install so the subdirectory isn't made when mkiraf is run by a user. The mkiraf script should throw some sort of error if it can't make the subdirectory it tries to make.Jaso
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fitz |
11/09/2007 08:53PM
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The 'imdir' directory has its permissions changed to mode 666 (everyone can read-write) when the install script is run, so this may indicate that e.g. something higher in the directory path (e.g. /iraf) has permission problems, or perhaps the IRAF system is coming from a read-only NFS partition so the default imdir is invalid?In any case, I'll add a check to the mkiraf.csh script and default to HDR$ in case a problem is found. I'm building the v2.14 release now so this is a good time for suggestions like this.Cheers,
-Mike
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