Which one of the 80 pictures failed

[Pierre]

===== StarAlignment: 71 succeeded, 6 failed, 3 skipped =====

OK great! Now which ones were they?

Does PI have the capability to list the good one or bad ones at the end? I would hate to have to wade through a few 100 to try to figure out which one fail and why. I looked at the 80, checked off 3 that were bad. The others appear to be the same as each other. No obvious defects. Process Console does not go back far enough to review the entire job.
Pierre

[georg.viehoever]

You should be able to tell which images aligned by looking at the filenames of the registered images.

[RickS]

You can also direct the log to a file and review the whole history.  Type "log --help" in the Process Console.

[Pierre]

How do you mean? I reviewed the file names and they are all the same. Other then the FIT at the end I can not see any differences.

I typed log -f=/home/desktop after reading the man page for log. It stated that this would add a log file in the area wanted. It did not do this.

I was able to watch the log and identify the individual files that were the issue and remove them and also reduced the star count down to 75 allowed for a better result. I now have a complete stack of 75 of 75.
Pierre

[RickS]

Logging works fine for me.  I just tried it again with the command "log -f=/users/rick/tmp/pi.log" and it worked as advertised.  Did you get an error message?  Do you have permission to create a file in /home/desktop?

Cheers,
Rick.

[Pierre]

The only clue I had was a error message about the directory being not there. That little bit of code you wrote was the confirmation that I had written it right. I modded it to go to tmp and I now have a log to look at. Is this a permanent change or only for the current session?
I ended up using "log -f=/tmp/pi.log"

Thanks
Pierre

[RickS]

It's just for the current session.

[Pierre]

Ok.
Pierre