qvina installed

[TommyBiomodellingAU]

qvina is installed, i can see it in my conda environment, but i dont have commandline access to qvina? how can that be? i installed qvina via conda-forge

[aalhossary]

Although conda distribution of QuickVina is not done by me, here is a general answer. It's unusual for software installed through conda-forge to lack command-line access. Here are some potential explanations and solutions for why you might not be able to access qvina in your terminal:

1. Activation Issue:

• Check Environment Activation: Make sure you have activated the conda environment where qvina is installed. Run conda list or conda env list to see your available environments. If you haven't activated the environment, use conda activate environment_name (replace environment_name with your actual environment name).

2. Path Issue:

• Check Path: The executable might not be added to your system's path. You can verify this by running which qvina (or where qvina on Windows).

• Add to Path (Optional): If the output is empty, you can add the path to your environment manually. This process varies depending on your operating system. Refer to conda documentation or search online for specific instructions.

3. Installation Issue:

• Reinstall qvina: In rare cases, the installation might be incomplete. Try reinstalling qvina using conda install -c conda-forge qvina.

4. Permissions Issue:

• Check Permissions: Less likely, but an issue with file permissions might prevent execution. You can try searching online for specific instructions to adjust permissions if needed.

Additional Tip:

• Consult conda documentation: Finally, refer to the conda documentation for troubleshooting installation and environment management issues: https://conda.io/activation

Please let us know whether any of these helped you.

(This answer was prepared with the help of Google gemini)

[Augus1999]

qvina is installed, i can see it in my conda environment, but i dont have commandline access to qvina? how can that be? i installed qvina via conda-forge

The program name is qvina2, so I think you can try qvina2 --help to see whether it is correctly installed.