Dear Raja,
The problem appears to be that you are not the owner of the CCP4, but
root is;
this can happen even if you are the only user. From your email it
looks CCP4 belongs to root.
There are three solutions:
1.
cd $CCP4
cd ..
sudo chown -R yourname.yourgroup
2.
for ARP/wARP
Hi Raja:
The root shell isn't inheriting the environment, so to ensure that
everything is set up correctly, do this:
sudo -s
source /sw/bin/init.sh
ccp4i
The /sw/bin/init.sh will (indirectly) source the whole ccp4 environment
setup file.
On Fri, May 16, 2008 10:52 am, Raja Dey wrote:
Hi
