Please help me with this error
Guest wrote on Dec 12, 2005
ERROR: invalid $iraf value (home/iraf/)
*** The iraf directory tree set by your environment variable, $iraf
*** is not generally readable. This will prevent most users from
*** being able to read iraf files, especially the binaries!
*** Please reset the permissions on the tree and try again...
Thanks
Christina Lirot
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*** The iraf directory tree set by your environment variable, $iraf
*** is not generally readable. This will prevent most users from
*** being able to read iraf files, especially the binaries!
*** Please reset the permissions on the tree and try again...
Thanks
Christina Lirot
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Guest wrote on Dec 12, 2005
Hi Christina,
> ERROR: invalid $iraf value (home/iraf/)
>
> *** The iraf directory tree set by your environment variable, $iraf
> *** is not generally readable. This will prevent most users from
> *** being able to read iraf files, especially the binaries!
>
> *** Please reset the permissions on the tree and try again...
The message means there is probably a permissions problem on the
/home/iraf directory, e.g. it was created by root and isn't readable by
anyone else. To change the permissions use 'chmod', e.g.
chmod 755 /home/iraf
will grant the proper permissions on the directory. Do this as root if
that's who owns the files, otherwise as the owner. Note the
subdirectories may be similarly affected, use the command
chmod -R g+r,o+r /home/iraf
to recursively grant read permission to the directory tree.
Cheers,
Mike Fitzpatrick
--------------------------
NOTE: As of Jan 1, 2006 NOAO will no longer be operating a HelpDesk for
IRAF at iraf@noao.edu. Support is being moved to a forum-based system
at http://iraf.net, please post future questions to that site. Thanks.
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> ERROR: invalid $iraf value (home/iraf/)
>
> *** The iraf directory tree set by your environment variable, $iraf
> *** is not generally readable. This will prevent most users from
> *** being able to read iraf files, especially the binaries!
>
> *** Please reset the permissions on the tree and try again...
The message means there is probably a permissions problem on the
/home/iraf directory, e.g. it was created by root and isn't readable by
anyone else. To change the permissions use 'chmod', e.g.
chmod 755 /home/iraf
will grant the proper permissions on the directory. Do this as root if
that's who owns the files, otherwise as the owner. Note the
subdirectories may be similarly affected, use the command
chmod -R g+r,o+r /home/iraf
to recursively grant read permission to the directory tree.
Cheers,
Mike Fitzpatrick
--------------------------
NOTE: As of Jan 1, 2006 NOAO will no longer be operating a HelpDesk for
IRAF at iraf@noao.edu. Support is being moved to a forum-based system
at http://iraf.net, please post future questions to that site. Thanks.
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