Hi Andrew
Andrew Rich wrote:
... I have looked at the permissions on /root/.predict and set to 777
It is not enough to set the permissions on /root/.predict. I assume that you run Predict as an 'ordinary' user and in that case you will also have to give that user access permissions on /root (chmod o+x /root). I don't like this, since it is a security risk.
What I have done is this: I setup Predict to run under my ordinary user account, meaning that the .predict directory will be /home/bent/.predict. I sometimes also run predict as root and in order not to have two sets of predict data, I create links in /root/.predict to /home/bent/.predict, e.g.: ln -s /home/bent/.predict/predict.qth /root/.predict/predict.qth.
It is almost like it is having trouble writting or reading and bombing out
Ideas ?
I hope this helps.
Best 73 de Bent/OZ6BL