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Hi Anton, |
Oh, right, I totally forgot about posting this info as well, here it is:
Regarding permissions, I changed them recursively on "Read and Write" for all, but some systemlinks from MAJA directory threw an error that they cannot be changed, so I left them be. |
You don't need to set the write permission to all on the maja directory, but 'x' is mandatory for execution. To make it even easier, you could add the ../MAJA_R/bin directory in your $PATH variable right from your .bashrc Hope this helps, |
Thanks, I will post the results here as soon as I am done. |
Hi @toshaklg , More certainly, the issue stems from the fact that you need to append /maja to the exeMaja path - You need to reference the full path to the maja executable not just the folder it is located in. Kind regards, |
Thanks @jerome-colin and @petket-5, I changed the folders, downloaded DEM that MAJA asked me to do and now it looks like it works both ways - with full path and with ./startmaja. However, I now encounter the following issue:
but I assume it asks for even more free space, though I have about 40 GB on the hard drive... |
Yeah, actually, it is either "no space error" or "permission denied" error which just deliberately appear one after another on different machines. |
This looks similar to an open issue on version 4.2.5 : https://gitlab.orfeo-toolbox.org/maja/maja/-/issues/229 |
Okay, with some additional help I found the issue: in the folders.txt exeMaja should actually point on maja executable, not the folder.
I need
In the readme.md here in the repository, it is a bit controversial info, since folders.txt example is accurate but the description below tells to use a folder, rather than executable for maja. I am not saying that this is wrong, but it definitely took me some time to figure out. Thanks for quick replies here! |
Sorry for the inaccuracy in the documentation, we'll correct the readme ! |
Hello @toshaklg , |
Hello there! I wonder if anybody had a similar issue and know how it can be fixed.
I use MAJA 4.2.1 from logiciels.cnes.fr, 'Avignon' data downloaded with PEPS and when I make an attempt to run it on the test data by using
i get a permission denied after start of executing the worklplan:
I checked the rights and it looks like they are not the issue, but I have no idea what it could be then.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
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