RE: [ccp4bb]: MOSFLM 'output directory' option

[Frank von Delft]

Hi Nick:   You need to use two separate keywords:    DIREctory -- which tells mosflm where the files are;  and  TEMPlate -- which tells mosflm what the files look like.   And all output will be written into the working directory.     But if you do something like    IMAGe /full/path/to/images/image####.osc   of    TEMPlate /full/path/to/images/image####.osc   then it will take everything in front of the #### as the root for the files it's creating, so it ends up writing to the same directory as the images.   (Which is, incidentally, very bad practice.  Keep images and processing apart.)   Hope that helps. phx.               From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Noinaj Sent: 15 August 2006 00:29 To: ccp4bb@dl.ac.uk Subject: [ccp4bb]: MOSFLM 'output directory' option Hi,     I am trying to use MOSFLM to process data that is stored in a protected folder requiring root access --> /data.   While I have two options, either (1) get root access and continue processing or (2) copy the image files to my home directory and process from there.  I would prefer to just access the images files from there current location, but have all the output files from MOSFLM to go to a folder within my home directory, is this possible using MOSFLM?  (*similar to the options available in HKL2000).   I have searched the tutorials, guides and FAQs, but can't find anything to help.  None of the KEYWORDS seem to help either.  Thanks in advance for any and all feedback!     Cheers, Nick     ________________________________________   Nicholas Noinaj University of Kentucky School of Medicine Department of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Biomedical Biological Sciences Research Building, Rm 236 741 S. Limestone Lexington, Ky 40536 Lab:  859-323-8183 Home:  859-228-0978 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.noinaj.com