On Tuesday 21 Jan 2003 9:50 pm, Peter Watson wrote: > I've been following the xine thread and its led me to a new problem. > > My $PATH contains both /usr//bin and /usr/bin. This seems to stop > xine-check from finding my xine plugin directory, if I reset the path > without /usr//bin, xine-check runs without error. > > I found a thread about this on alt.os.mandrake, but it was way above my > head. Can anyone here suggest why I have this apparently incorrect entry > in my $PATH variable. > > I've run "grep PATH *" everwhere I think the PATH might have been set but > have not found anything that looks as if its setting /usr//bin.
I wonder if it's xine itself that's doing it. I had the same in my xine-check report. When I finally discovered that the missing file was the libdvdcss2-1.2.4-1plf I installed it and the problem simply went away. xine-check did not find it after that, and now everything is working fine. HTH Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
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