Closed hlabathems closed 6 years ago
can you do a git pull
and try again? If the problem persists, can you go into diagnostics/LOG
and search for call Source Extractor as:
? The line that follows this snippet refers to the Source Extractor call. If you run that call separately in the terminal, what does it say?
It gives me this when I ran it separately
sex -c /Users/michaelhlabathe/photometrypipeline/setup/vatt4k.sex -PHOT_APERTURES 4.0,4.84210526316,5.68421052632,6.52631578947,7.36842105263,8.21052631579,9.05263157895,9.89473684211,10.7368421053,11.5789473684,12.4210526316,13.2631578947,14.1052631579,14.9473684211,15.7894736842,16.6315789474,17.4736842105,18.3157894737,19.1578947368,20.0 -BACKPHOTO_TYPE LOCAL -DETECT_MINAREA 12.000000 -DETECT_THRESH 1.500000 -ANALYSIS_THRESH 1.500000 -CATALOG_NAME mscience0217.ldac -PARAMETERS_NAME /Users/michaelhlabathe/photometrypipeline/setup/twentyapertures.sexparam mscience0217.fits
WARNING: DETECT_MAXAREA keyword unknown
WARNING: RESCALE_WEIGHTS keyword unknown
WARNING: SATUR_KEY keyword unknown
WARNING: GAIN_KEY keyword unknown
WARNING: ASSOCCOORD_TYPE keyword unknown
WARNING: HEADER_SUFFIX keyword unknown
WARNING: PATTERN_TYPE keyword unknown
----- SExtractor 2.5.0 started on 2017-11-03 at 09:26:56 with 1 thread
Measuring from: "3552" / 2032 x 2032 / 64 bits FLOATING POINT data
Error in WCSlib: Invalid linear transformation parameters
On 2017-11-03 06:13, Michael Mommert wrote:
can you do a git pull and try again? If the problem persists, can you go into diagnostics/LOG and search for call Source Extractor as:? The line that follows this snippet refers to the Source Extractor call. If you run that call separately in the terminal, what does it say?
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Thanks! You are using an old version of Source Extractor (2.5.0), can you try the latext version (2.19.5)? That should fix your problem.
Running the latest version worked, thanks:)
On 2017-11-03 17:12, Michael Mommert wrote:
Thanks! You are using an old version of Source Extractor (2.5.0), can you try the latext version (2.19.5)? That should fix your problem.
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----- derive optimium photometry aperture