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Your message says the problem occurs on line 4. However exec oagtclsh "$0" "$@" should be on line 3. It appears that you have an extra line in there somewhere. I will post the entire contents of computeBeats below. You should be able to copy and paste it: #!/bin/sh # \ exec oagtclsh "$0" "$@" set au...

Can you run "file computeBeats" Does it say: computeBeats: POSIX shell script, ASCII text executable I want to make sure it doesn't mention CRLF line terminators which you could get if unzipped on Windows Next, do the top three lines look like: #!/bin/sh # \ exec oagtclsh "$0" "$@" If I remove the s...

Most likely you will have to put the -leave=* inside quotes "-leave=*"
It sounds like bash is expanding the * value before passing it to sddsxref. So it is actually passing a list of files in the directory instead of *

Are you sure that two jobs are not writing to the same file? Is there something in your bash script that would keep the output file names different from each other when you launch multiple jobs at the same time?

You are in a zsh shell environment. So you would probably have to edit your .zshrc file and put the path commands in there.

Okay, I think I misunderstood the problem you are having. I thought you couldn't get elegant to run. You will have to set your path to include the full directory where the elegant program is at. On macOS you can do this in the .profile file in your home directory. Add the lines: export PATH="/Users/...

I don't have access to MacOS 11.1 yet. I am building and testing on MacOS 10.14.6. It is unclear if you built it yourself or downloaded the pre-built version. Here is what I would try: 1. Download from https://ops.aps.anl.gov/downloads/darwin-x86_elegant.tar.gz 2. Unpack using the command "tar -xvf ...

On Ubuntu 20.04, when I run "sudo alien -i OAGTclTk-1.26-1.ubuntu.20.04.x86_64.rpm"
it creates a simlink from /usr/bin/oagtclsh that points to /usr/bin/tclsh

The Fedora 33 RPMs are now up.

I'll see if I can get this uploaded later today. The fedora mirror at the APS doesn't have Fedora 33 listed for some reason.