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I should stress of course, that when I said i step (2) that the directory exists, I meant that it exists properly, i.e. not as a symbolic link. If it already exists as a symbolic link then nothing further needs to be done. Wayne On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, Wayne Boucher wrote: > Right, this is part of the horrible hack to try and upgrade an old > installation. Fortunately it's the last thing that is done in > installCode.py (except for the test run) so it doesn't matter too much > that it failed. But what it is trying to do is the following (so you can > do it by hand), assuming you are starting in the top-level ccpnmr > directory: > > (1) cd ccpnmr1.0/data/ccp/chemComp > (2) If the "nonpolymer" directory exists: rm -r nonpolymer > (3) ln -s other nonpolymer > > This is so that old XML files can be successfully read (the alternative > would have been lots of horrid Python code). > > I can now see a couple of problems with the way installCode.py is trying > to do this so I will try and fix that. (It's a bit of a nightmare > because it has three different situations to worry about.) For now > the above manual method should work. > > Wayne > > On Wed, 1 Sep 2004, PT Robinson wrote: > > > > on ccpnmr's toes by putting some lines in .cshrc. installation is now > > > complete. > > > > disregard. on compiling & installing analysis code: > > > > Traceback (most recent call last): > > File "/usr/my_progs/ccpnmr/installCode.py", line 736, in ? > > main() > > File "/usr/my_progs/ccpnmr/installCode.py", line 705, in main > > doUpgrade() > > File "/usr/my_progs/ccpnmr/installCode.py", line 582, in doUpgrade > > files = os.listdir(old_dir) > > OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: > > 'ccpnmr1.0/data/ccp/chemComp/nonpolymer' > > > > phil > > >