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Subject: [PyMOL] Command line mode on OS X 10.4 vs 10.5
Howdy,
Under OS X 10.4, I can do this:
[b...@flange][/nfs/home/bene] /programs/i386-
mac/pymol/1.1r1/PyMOLX11Hybrid.app/Contents/MacOS/MacPyMOL -qc
[b...@flange][/nfs/home/bene] echo
Hi Warren,
/Applications/MacPyMOL.app/Contents/MacOS/MacPyMOL -qc
seems to work on our Leopard machines. Is /programs on a shared drive
by any chance?
Yes, it is. It's an NFS volume hosted on a linux server, so in addition to
being a network volume, it's also case-sensitive.
Some
Hi Warren,
MacPyMOL has always had problems running off of a remote NFS drive --
we've never been able to figure out why, but it is clearly something to
do with the magic behind Apple's application bundles, since ordinary X11
builds run just fine.
Interesting. We've been using it installed
Hi Warren,
I am pleased to learn that MacPyMOL does in fact work over NFS! We're
obviously subject to reporter bias in terms of hearing mostly about
problems, not working solutions, but this certainly didn't work for us
previously (on Panther perhaps? Well before Leopard...)
I went through
Howdy,
Under OS X 10.4, I can do this:
[b...@flange][/nfs/home/bene]
/programs/i386-mac/pymol/1.1r1/PyMOLX11Hybrid.app/Contents/MacOS/MacPyMOL -qc
[b...@flange][/nfs/home/bene] echo $?
0
But on 10.5, I get this:
[b...@macintel27][/nfs/home/bene]
