Thanks to all, redirecting didn't work but it seems fine now after
restarting kde. Don't know what's different though.
On 20/09/2007, DeLano Scientific wrote:
>
> Try redirecting stderr and stdout to a file -- the process may be getting
> suspended by the shell due to output.
>
> csh/tcsh:
>
> p
Try redirecting stderr and stdout to a file -- the process may be getting
suspended by the shell due to output.
csh/tcsh:
pymol -qc script.pml >& pymol.log
sh/bash:
pymol -qc script.pml > pymol.log 2>&1
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From: pymol-users-boun...@lists.sourceforge.net
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HI!
I tried it with the latest version in the portage in an login shell and
both went fine, working in the shell and using pymol. I'm using eterm.
What about using screen?
justin
Gordon Wells schrieb:
Hi
I seem to be having trouble running pymol (v1.0, gentoo) in the
background from a ter
Hey Gordon,
I don't quite understand your problem. Pymol can be run in the
background (or even remotely) by calling it as
pymol -qc script.py
When you want to use it interactively, the shell it was started from is
used for all sorts of output. Why do you need this shell? Just open
anothe
