From previous headaches, I know this relates to the 4200 series index files. In my case, it said "solved using index-205.fits" for both images. When you solve via the website, it =tells= you which index it used.kinda.
But I noticed something that led to a shortcut, so I thought I'd share: Now, I understand the problem is getting the right index files and matching the right Astrometry image files with your scope parameters for the part of the sky you are looking at and yada-yada-headache-yada. Quicker than the local server for the one that solved locally and successfully for the main scope image that failed locally. Next, I sent both images to the online server () and they both solved. So I took a picture through the guide scope (same location) and it solved, though it took a very long time and was in danger of timeout. Next evening, I tried a plate solve with the main scope (via CCDCiel.calling Astrometry via solve-field) and it ran a very long time and failed (timeout).
#Getting index files astrometry net install#
Sudo apt install & sudo apt install astrometry-data-tycho2Īll installed without error and I retired to bed thinking, "What a good boy am I." I use Linux (Ubuntu), so I did the "manly" thing and ran:
I struggled with the setup for from the very first time I got a headache reading the online documentation.
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