Configuring Mogul for Maestro Use

If you want to run ligand reliability reports or search the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) from Maestro, you must have an installed copy of Mogul that is properly licensed. Mogul and its license are not provided with Schrödinger software. Mogul is available from the CCDC web site, http://www.ccdc.cam.ac.uk/solutions/csd-system/components/mogul/.

To identify the location of Mogul to Schrödinger software, you must set the environment variable CSDHOME to the path to your installation of Mogul. See for instructions on setting an environment variable. On Linux, you should set it in your shell startup script so that it is read by Maestro, or set it for all users in a custom shell script in /etc/profile.d.

To check that you have set the environment variable correctly, run the following command. On Windows, open a Schrodinger Command Prompt window from the Start menu first.

Linux: $CSDHOME/bin/mogul

Windows: %CSDHOME%\mogul.exe

Mac: $CSDHOME/mogul.app/Contents/MacOS/mogul

This command should start the Mogul interface. If you have not yet registered your Mogul software, a prompt to do so is displayed.

If the Mogul software is installed on a remote Linux host, you will need to set the CSDHOME environment variable in the hosts file, schrodinger.hosts, in your Schrödinger software installation. To do this, add a line like the following to the entry for the host:

env: CSDHOME=path

where path is the path to the Mogul software installation on the remote Linux host. See The Hosts File for more information on the hosts file.