Hi,

I currently run ccp4 version 7.0.028 on a Mac Air with OS X 10.11.6 and experience no problems if start Coot from within qtRView (model and maps are displayed correctly)

If a start Coot by itself and load a PDB model and then use "auto open MTZ" and select the model in order to calculate the maps, it comes up with the following:

/In /Applications/ccp4-7.0/share/guile/gtk-2.0/gtk.scm://
// 147:  0* [apply #<procedure #f args> ()]//
//In unknown file://
//   ?:  1  [#<procedure #f args>]//
//In /Applications/ccp4-7.0/share/coot/scheme/coot-gui.scm://
// 750:  2* (let* ((active-mol-no #)) (if (not #) (begin #) (begin #)))//
// 754:  3  (if (not #) (begin #) (begin #))//
//In /Applications/ccp4-7.0/share/coot/scheme/refmac.scm://
//    ...//
// 514:  4  (let* (# # # ...) (write-pdb-file imol pdb-in) ...)//
// 525: 5* [run-refmac-by-filename "coot-refmac/refmac-for-phases.pdb" ...]//
//In unknown file://
//   ?:  6  (letrec # # # ...)//
//In /Applications/ccp4-7.0/share/coot/scheme/refmac.scm://
//    ...//
// 241: 7 (let* (#) (local-format #t "INFO:: test-refmac-status: ~s~%" ...) ...)//
// 241:  8* [goosh-command "refmac5" () ...]//
//In /Applications/ccp4-7.0/share/coot/scheme/coot-utils.scm://
// 676:  9  (if (not #) (begin # 255) (let* # # #))//
//In unknown file://
//    ...//
// ?: 10 [call-with-output-file "refmac-from-coot-refmac-for-phases-0.log" ...]//
//   ?: 11  (let* ((file #) (ans #)) (close-output-port file) ans)//
//   ?: 12* [open-output-file "refmac-from-coot-refmac-for-phases-0.log"]//
//   ?: 13  [open-file "refmac-from-coot-refmac-for-phases-0.log" "w"]//
//<unnamed port>: In procedure open-file in expression (open-file str OPEN_WRITE):// //<unnamed port>: Permission denied: "refmac-from-coot-refmac-for-phases-0.log"/

Actually, I updated Quartz very recently and today, reinstalled both Quartz and CCP4 in an attempt to solve this problem.....

Any ideas?

Regards

Jeroen

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