The ccp4 gui has an option that allows one to specify which executable to run. I allways forget how to get there.
From the phenix gui there is no problem, it uses the absolute path for
executables, and (as far as I know) phaser is invoked from within python. Most interesting mmtbx and iotbx commands can be accessed as phenix.something. We also have things like phenix.solve, phenix.resolve and phenix.reduce, which setup all the enviromental variables +etc when you run it. Furthermore, any executable in phenix can be executed as phenix.something_XXX where XXX is a version number. This works for phaser as well. try phaser_1.26b and see what happens. HTH Peter 2007/5/23, Frank von Delft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi, surprisingly I've not seen this question on either BB -- or else nobody have both packages installed simultaneously (surely not????) Both ccp4 and phenix have a version of Phaser (v1.3.3 and v2 respectively). Each is (?) incompatible with the other's GUI, yet in a simultaneous install, only one can be on the PATH. a) Are the executables very different? (v1.3.3 and v2.0 for ccp4 and phaser respectively.) v2 has an older release date... b) How can one fix the path to make both executables available to the shell? c) The same problem affects mmtbx and cctbx etc. Shouldn't the ccp4 versions maybe get different names? phx.
