Am Samstag, 26. August 2017 um 15:59:20, schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann <engelm...@uni-tuebingen.de> > > Am 26.08.2017 um 12:20 schrieb Kornel Benko: > > Am Samstag, 26. August 2017 um 10:31:49, schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann > > <engelm...@uni-tuebingen.de> > >>> What worked for me: I started |tlmgr| in gui mode with > >>> > >>> |sudo env PATH="$PATH" tlmgr --gui | > > That's the way it should work, if you install as root. > > > >>> and then in the third menu chose the last item but one (in my German > >>> menu, that is menu "Aktionen" (actions?) and item "Verwaltung der > >>> symbolischen Links" (administration of symbolic links?). In the > >>> ensuing dialogue window I clicked the button "Symbolische Links > >>> erneuern" (renew symbolic links?). Now > >>> > >>> |sudo tlmgr --OPTIONS | > >>> > >>> works without problems. I'm sure there's also a command line way of > >>> doing this > >>> > >>> ----------------------- > >>> > >>> and another note: > >>> > >>> You really don't have to add the directory of |tlmgr| to the path. A > >>> simple quick solution is using |which|, e.g.: > >>> > >>> |sudo $(which tlmgr) update --list -------------------- | > > It should be like the previous, you have to set PATH > > # sudo env PATH="$PATH" tlmgr update --list > > > >> Both proposals are not working for me. In the first proposal the actions > >> menu is grayed out, in the second: update command not found > >> Wolfgang > > What I would suggest (if you are user engelmann) is: > > # cd /usr/local/texlive > > # sudo chown -R engelmann.engelmann . > > But that is dangerous, if you are not alone on your system. It is up to you > > to decide. > > If you do this, then from now on you should not use 'sudo' anymore in > > connection with texlive. > > > > Kornel > Thanks again, Kornel, > I used your chown suggestion and it worked (by the way, why is > engelmann.engelmann used?). After reconfigure I can now work with lyx > again. That's good.
I supposed your username is "engelmann" and the group you own is "engelmann"
too.
The chown as used sets user and group to all files.
> Wolfgang
Kornel
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