Please also check the autoPROC home page and the news page for updates and snapshot releases.
The same issue as in previous versions still seems to exist.
Two regressions are present in this (and previous) release(s) when generating (1) the STARANISO 2D plots for the analysis of anisotropy and (2) the example diffraction images. This will be fixed in the next release - in the meantime you could execute the following commands to patch an existing installation:
cd $autoPROC_home && \ cp -vi autoPROC/jiffies/gpx.sh autoPROC/jiffies/gpx.sh.orig && \ grep -v " /tmp/kak " autoPROC/jiffies/gpx.sh.orig > $autoPROC_home/autoPROC/jiffies/gpx.sh && \ chmod 0755 $autoPROC_home/autoPROC/jiffies/gpx.sh
and
cd $autoPROC_home && \ cp -vi autoPROC/jiffies/aP_gnuplot autoPROC/jiffies/aP_gnuplot.orig && \ sed "s% | awk '\/Unable to update the static FcBlanks.*%%g" autoPROC/jiffies/aP_gnuplot.orig > $autoPROC_home/autoPROC/jiffies/aP_gnuplot && \ chmod 0755 $autoPROC_home/autoPROC/jiffies/aP_gnuplot
We've had reports from users about some unexpected GPX2 pop-up windows appearing on MacOS 10.15 (this apparently didn't happen on previous 10.X versions). We are trying to recreate and analyse this, but in the meantime you can set the parameter autoPROC_CreateGpxPictures to "no" which will switch the generation of diffraction image pictures completely off. This can be done via an enfironment variable
setenv autoPROC_CreateGpxPictures "no" # csh/tcsh - or - export autoPROC_CreateGpxPictures="no" # bash/sh
or on the autoPROC command-line
process autoPROC_CreateGpxPictures="no" ...
You can still check processing and predictions using GPX2 via the created gpx.sh scripts (see standard output).