[esp-r] Re: installation problem
Jon Hand
jon at esru.strath.ac.uk
Mon May 2 17:50:30 BST 2011
When installing from source you do need to give the operating system some
instructions about where to find the ESP-r executables. There are several
ways to do this - one way is to ensure that the PATH environment variable
gets set to include the folder where the ESP-r executables are located on
your machine. Instructions for editing the .profile file or the .cshrc file
are included in the instructions_for_linux_installer.txt file that is attached
to this email.
A second approach is to create a bin folder under your home folder
and use the link_to script to setup links from that folder to actual location
of the ESP-r executables. This is also discussed in the attached file. Note
that the link_to script requires that your machine have the csh installed
(easy to do on Ubuntu).
And this is also discussed in the ESP-r Developers Guid which is available
on the download site (good reading for those who install via compile).
-Jon Hand
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From: esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk [esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Filippo Monari [ingfimo at gmail.com]
Sent: 02 May 2011 16:03
To: esp-r at lists.strath.ac.uk
Subject: [esp-r] installation problem
Hi I'm a new user of esp-r.
I'm trying to run esp-r on my ubuntu 10.04 64 bit box (I use a
CAElinux distribution).
I've download the source code with subversion, compiled and installed it
under the home/myname/esp-r directory with the command ./Intall -d .......
Now, when i try to run esp-r with the command ./esp-r i receive this
error message:
./esp-r: line 8: prj: command not found
Then, suspecting that the problem was in the prj file I tried to run it
and seems work fine.
I didn't update my environment variable, could be this the problem?
If you can help me I would be glad.
Kind regards,
Filippo Monari
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