Dear all, Just a small comment to running scripts from the commandline. If you for example know that a script is a python script, you can run: `python tfbscan.py` However, you can also give the shebang line in the top of the script: `#!/usr/bin/env python` In that way, you can call the script directly as: `./tfbscan.py` It is better to do it using the shebang line, as some parameters (e.g. -m) are locked by python and can therefore not be used for autocompletion of paths. Please add shebang lines to your scripts! This is also true for bash. Best Mette :-)