Hi all, I recently upgraded (if you can call it that) to Ubuntu 10.10 and I'm having some issues with CCP4 and file recognition. I suspect this is an Ubuntu issue rather than a CCP4 issue but I'm hoping someone will have an idea. I downloaded the CCP4-Lin-generic.tar and ran the install.sh. It unpacks beautifully and generates the ccp4.setup file. I source that into my bash terminal and there are no issues there. However when I try to execute a command (in this case "ccp4i") I get the error...
exec: 4: /usr/local/ccp4/tcltk++/bin/bltwish: not found The directory and file do, in fact, exist as can be evidenced by cd <cut and paste directory from error>. I also know that the issue isn't with the ccp4.setup file because I've scoured it for misplaced spaces or backslashes that might have disrupted a path and the aliases seem to all be pointing in the right place. I thought it might be a permission error but I am running phenix out of /usr/local/ as well and have no issues. The Ubuntu forums indicate that there may be an issue with this version and binary executable files but I haven't found a solution. If anyone else has run into this problem and come up with an answer I would be grateful. Katherine
