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Nov 15, 2019 05:11 PM | petemade
noGUI and batching
Hi,
We are now trying to batch with the --noGUI flag but have found that the process still hangs with a GUI-related error if we don't use X forwarding. The error is as follows:
QXcbConnection: Could not connect to display :110
Aborted (core dumped)
Here is the Auto_EACSF call: ./Auto_EACSF --param /HCP_T1_T2_images/output/149741/configFile.json --noGUI
Why does this error still come up with the --noGUI flag? And is there a way to batch without X forwarding?
Thanks,
Maddy
We are now trying to batch with the --noGUI flag but have found that the process still hangs with a GUI-related error if we don't use X forwarding. The error is as follows:
QXcbConnection: Could not connect to display :110
Aborted (core dumped)
Here is the Auto_EACSF call: ./Auto_EACSF --param /HCP_T1_T2_images/output/149741/configFile.json --noGUI
Why does this error still come up with the --noGUI flag? And is there a way to batch without X forwarding?
Thanks,
Maddy
Nov 15, 2019 06:11 PM | Martin Styner
RE: noGUI and batching
Unfortunately, in this particular
project, the GUI is not sufficiently separated from the
functionality. That means, the "noGUI" option still uses Qt and
opens a QtApp, but does not actually show a window. Thus you need
to have an X11 connection active.
Now, Auto_EACSF generates scripts and then runs the main script via python. So, you could have it first generate the scripts for a larger set of data (killing the app as soon as the scripts have been generated) and then your own script executes those scripts.
Best
Martin
Originally posted by petemade:
Now, Auto_EACSF generates scripts and then runs the main script via python. So, you could have it first generate the scripts for a larger set of data (killing the app as soon as the scripts have been generated) and then your own script executes those scripts.
Best
Martin
Originally posted by petemade:
Hi,
We are now trying to batch with the --noGUI flag but have found that the process still hangs with a GUI-related error if we don't use X forwarding. The error is as follows:
QXcbConnection: Could not connect to display :110
Aborted (core dumped)
Here is the Auto_EACSF call: ./Auto_EACSF --param /HCP_T1_T2_images/output/149741/configFile.json --noGUI
Why does this error still come up with the --noGUI flag? And is there a way to batch without X forwarding?
Thanks,
Maddy
We are now trying to batch with the --noGUI flag but have found that the process still hangs with a GUI-related error if we don't use X forwarding. The error is as follows:
QXcbConnection: Could not connect to display :110
Aborted (core dumped)
Here is the Auto_EACSF call: ./Auto_EACSF --param /HCP_T1_T2_images/output/149741/configFile.json --noGUI
Why does this error still come up with the --noGUI flag? And is there a way to batch without X forwarding?
Thanks,
Maddy