On Tuesday, January 31, 2012 02:57:46 am fred.mosselm...@diamond.ac.uk wrote:
But having installed the latest Demeter release on my xp windows pc's on
the beamline, I can use it fine but my users who log in to these pc's as
themselves with few rights in the windows world cant. If they try to
Hi Carmelo,
Again, sorry for the slow response.
Your problem is that you have MSYS installed on your computer. Well,
that's not really a problem -- MSYS is excellent. However, it comes
with a fairly ancient version of perl. The specific problem you are
having is that the PATH environment
Hopefully this is not long winded, but I want to be as detailed with
the problem as I can be. In the past, I have never had difficulty
importing data into Athena, given it was formatted properly. It was
working as recently as last night, but suddenly I have a problem
today.
1. I open Athena
2.
Tony,
Since the last time things were worting has anything changed on your
computer? Did you (or you IT administrator) run a particularly
aggressive virus scan? Did you install a new version of perl? Or
something that brings along a version of perl (git, for example)?
How about the tried and
check the data, if at the end of files are some zeros or strange
numbers or even empty line(maybe). That what you described can be
exactly caused by problem with the data in file, eg. injection during
measurements
W dniu 12-02-02 18:22, Tony Kelly pisze:
Hopefully this is not long winded,
Hi Bruce,
Thank you for the quick reply. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling
twice, though I suppose I could try a different version. I have also
made sure that my x11/xquartz software was up to date, though I have
not changed or added software or updates between the last time it
worked and
On Thursday, February 02, 2012 01:18:14 pm Tony Kelly wrote:
Thank you for the quick reply. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling
twice, though I suppose I could try a different version. I have also
made sure that my x11/xquartz software was up to date, though I have
not changed or added
1. I made sure to check the data files for strange behavior,
definitely a good idea. I know when I use other software such as
ROOT, file structure and pat names can become problems. This didn't
fix the problem, however :-/
2. I then ran Athena from the command line as was suggested, and it
can you send me this file you can not open?
W dniu 12-02-02 20:23, Tony Kelly pisze:
1. I made sure to check the data files for strange behavior,
definitely a good idea. I know when I use other software such as
ROOT, file structure and pat names can become problems. This didn't
fix the
Hmm,
under Win XP I had no problems to open files, together with the
reference. For Tony's data as well as downloaded from internet's one.
I'm just thinking - this maybe is some problem with the settings in open
window, or with compilation of Athena.
About second case I have not to much to
Tony,
Have you checked to see if the directories referenced in your error
messages actually exist?
I am running iXAFS (according to the about iXAFS menu it is version 2
(2.2)) on mac OSX 10.5.8. One thing I noticed is that the directory
referenced in your error message,
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