astrometry-engine - Identify where a list of stars is on the sky

       The Astrometry.net team. Principal investigators are David W. Hogg (NYU) and Dustin Lang (CMU).

       This  does  the  actual  work  of identifying where the list of stars is on the sky.  It is run by solve-
       field.

       astrometry-engine - Identify where a list of stars is on the sky

-h, --help
              Print help

       -v, --verbose
              Be verbose

       -c, --configfile
              Use this config file (default: "/etc/astrometry.cfg"); "none" for no config file

       -d, --base-dirdir
              Set base directory of all output filenames.

       -C, --cancelfile
              Quit solving if this file appears

       -s, --solvedfile
              Write to this file when a field is solved

       -E, --to-stderr
              Send log message to stderr

       -f, --inputs-fromfile
              Read input filenames from the given file, "-" for stdin

       -i, --indexfile(s)
              Use the given index files (in addition to any specified in the config file); put in quotes to  use
              wildcards, eg: "-i 'index-*.fits'"

       -p, --in-parallel
              Run the index files in parallel

       -D, --data-log file file
              Log data to the given filename

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