Hello,

I am running a linear 40mer-ibi simulation, with the end beads being of 
Type TA and TB, and everything in between is a bead of type TM, immersed in 
water (single bead, TW). 
I am running IBI on it, by considering the rdfs TW-TW, TW-TA, TW-TB, TW-TM, 
and bonded distributions between TA-TM, TM-TM, and TM-TB. I obtained the 
non-bonded distributions using csg_stat, and the bonded distribution using 
csg_boltzmann. 

This is the error I am getting after I run my csg_inverse script: 
*step 0 done*
*^[[34;01mDoing iteration 1 (dir step_001)^[[0m*
*Simulation with gromacs*
*^[[34;01mAutomatically added 'cutoff-scheme = Group' to grompp.mdp, 
tabulated interactions only work with Group cutoff-scheme!^[[0m*
*^[[34;01mAutomatically added '-tableb table_b1.xvg table_b2.xvg 
table_b3.xvg to mdrun options (add -tableb option to 
cg.inverse.gromacs.mdrun.opts yourself if this is wrong)^[[0m*
*Make update for ibi*
*Calculating rdfs with csg_stat using 28 tasks*
*Doing post-update for ibi*
*Adding up potential*
*Post add*
*Postadd tasks for TW-TW: convergence*
*Postadd tasks for TW-TTA: convergence*
*Postadd tasks for TW-TTB: convergence*
*Postadd tasks for TW-TM: convergence*

*step 1 done, needed 11638 secs*
*Doing convergence check: default*
*Iterations are not converged, going on*
*^[[34;01mDoing iteration 2 (dir step_002)^[[0m*
*Simulation with gromacs*
*^[[34;01mAutomatically added 'cutoff-scheme = Group' to grompp.mdp, 
tabulated interactions only work with Group cutoff-scheme!^[[0m*
*^[[34;01mAutomatically added '-tableb table_b1.xvg table_b2.xvg 
table_b3.xvg to mdrun options (add -tableb option to 
cg.inverse.gromacs.mdrun.opts yourself if this is wrong)^[[0m*
*Make update for ibi*
*Calculating rdfs with csg_stat using 28 tasks*
*^[[31;01m######################################################################################################################################################################################################################*
*#                                                                          
                                                                            
                                                              #*
*# ERROR:                                                                  
                                                                            
                                                               #*
*# do_external: subscript                                                  
                                                                            
                                                               #*
*# 
/home/satyend/software/spack/opt/spack/linux-rhel7-broadwell/gcc-9.3.1/votca-csg-2021-vh2kxfbymvudsn3en3wk5xxnie4j73nq/share/votca/scripts/inverse/potential_shift.pl
 
--type bond BOTA.dpot.pure_ibi BOTA.dpot.new #*
*# (from tags potential shift) failed                                      
                                                                            
                                                               #*
*# For details see the logfile 
/tigress/satyend/pnipam_tigergpu/PNIPAM_SIMS/UNIQUE_INITIAL_CONFIG/40NIPAM/7x7x7/330K-proc2/CG/FortyBead/ibi_bonds/inverse.log
  
                                                       #*
*#                                                                          
                                                                            
                                                              #*
*######################################################################################################################################################################################################################^[[0m*

I am not adept at reading Perl scripts, and I wanted to ask, what is the 
reason, and nature of such an error? How do I go about debugging this? 

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