--- In [email protected], "johnhkmurrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hello,
> 
> I have a problem with generating the Satellite predictions using CdC
> on one of my computers.
> 
> When I refresh the satellite data it works OK as long as I do not tick
> the Iridium Flare Option.
> 
> If I tick the Iridium Flare Option the normal command window pops up
> and the flares are calculated. This then closes and there is a CdC
> error message "
> ---------------------------
> Cartes du Ciel
> ---------------------------
> File not found.
> ---------------------------
> OK   
> ---------------------------"
> 
> (This is in a normal box but you can't copy this !)
> 
> I have checked in the cat\satellite directory and there is no
> "IRIDFLAR.OUT file created.
> 
> I have tried running "IRIDFLAR.EXE" from a command box which works OK
> and creates IRIDFLAR.OUT. It appears that this is erased when you try
> to run the refresh from within CdC and is not recreated.
> 
> In addition I have noted that when I run Quicksat from either the CdC
> refresh or manually from the command line I get 3 "Bad Command or
> FIlename" errors as Quicksat starts.
> 
> I think it may be some sort of strange path error but there is no
> evidence that the IRIDFLAR.OUT is being put in another folder.
> 
> Any assistance would be appreciated
> 
> John Murrell
>

I have tried a few more tests and have some more information that may
help you point me to a solution.

I have tried running IRIDFLAR manually from the command line and have
discovered that the three bad command of file names are in fact from
IRIDFLAR not quicksat.

If I put a copy of IRIDFLAR.OUT in the directory (from another
machine) IRIDFLAR runs OK with no errors and creates a new
IRIDFLAR.OUT file which looks OK.

If I try to run the generation from within CdC I immediately get the
three file not found or bad command errors and the process fails with
a file not found error as above.

I have had a search in the registry and the .ini files for a path that
may be corrupt and cannot find any relevant paths.

Hope this gives you enough information to help me

John

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