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<div>Hi Stefan,</div>
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for the report. I think it's new that Catalina also blocks command-line apps, but it shouldn't be an issue if you compile CQP yourself. How did you install CQP?</span></div>
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I now re-installed CWB 3.4.22 with the „SITE=standard“ setting and now it seems to work.
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<div class="">Best, Simon<br class="">
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