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chandra_repro fails if both compressed and uncompressed bpix files are present #904
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I'm not actually sure now if I created the input directory by just running |
Usually on the mac's when you manually uncompress the files you end up with "dot" files that chandra_repro finds and that may be what it's reporting. Can you do an 'ls -alF' in the primary dir? |
If I uncompressed it, I would have done that within Python or on the command line and not through the Mac explorer (the change in directory name compared to the previous post is because I made a copy of the entire dir to debug, while I continue to work on what I'm working on in the other directory):
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When I run
chandra_repro
in a directory that has both compressed and uncompressed versions of the bpix file, it fails. The output indicates that it recognizes that both, the compressed and the uncompressed file, are present and that it would choose one of them (the output literally says "will try to use uncompressed file"), but then it fails a few lines later with an error message about multiple bpix files.This is the layout of the input directory, which comes from downloading obsid 1103, running
chandra_repro
, and then emptying out therepro
directory (note that primary now has both .fits and .fits.gz files for several of the primary products):Here is the error:
If I delete either the compressed or uncompressed bpix file before calling
chandra_repro
it successfully runs to completion.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: