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N    22:35  Cctbx.xfel GUI/Troubleshooting‎ diffhist +4,532‎ Aaron talk contribs (Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:cctbx.xfel GUI/Troubleshooting}} What to check when something does not behave. The GUI prints errors and progress to the terminal it was started from, so that terminal is always the first place to look. Back to cctbx.xfel GUI. == A status light is red == A red light means that thread hit an exception and stopped; the traceback is in the terminal. Common causes: the database connection dropped (the server was restarted or the job running it ended), th...")
N    20:58  Cctbx.xfel GUI/Settings‎ diffhist +9,966‎ Aaron talk contribs (Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:cctbx.xfel GUI/Settings}} The '''Settings dialog''' is the first thing the GUI shows when it starts (titled ''CCTBX.XFEL Login'') and is also opened by the '''Settings''' toolbar button. It collects everything the GUI needs to connect to an experiment: the database, the experiment tag, the facility, the output folder, and how jobs are submitted. All of it is saved as a project. Back to cctbx.xfel GUI. == T...")
N    20:47  Cctbx.xfel GUI‎ diffhist +14,243‎ Aaron talk contribs (Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:cctbx.xfel GUI}} The '''cctbx.xfel GUI''' is the graphical front end for processing serial crystallography data with cctbx.xfel and DIALS. It watches for new runs as they are collected, submits processing jobs to a cluster or to the local machine, records everything in a database, and shows live feedback on hit rates, indexing rates, unit cells and merging statistics. It can also take a finished set of runs through ensemble refinement, scaling and merging,...")