Your account.txt file should have your audioGalaxy username on the first line, and your password on the second. You will know if you have them correct if you can use them to sign in here :- http://www.audiogalaxy.com/user/home.php?SID=b24f2f28a8b4077ef67b640fdeb59f13&loginPage=1&loginCancelURL=%2F
The other thing that comes to mind is are you modifying the correct copy of the file? If you have the Xsat graphical front end for Audiogalaxy then the audiogalaxy back end will be in the /usr/share/xsat/Satellite directory (or whereever you installed xsat) and the config goes in /usr/share/xsat/config whereas if you installed the Satellite on its own I think it goes in /usr/share/AGSatellite I certainly remember having to mess about with which directory the config files went in before it would work. HTH derek On Saturday 23 March 2002 10:26, Graham Watkins wrote: > Just installed the audiogalaxy satellite for Linux. > (AGSatellite0520-glibc21.tar.gz) All seemed to go well. > I put my email address and password in the account.txt file as > instructed. However, whenever I try to run it I get the following message: > > ./AGSatellite: (my email address): command not found > ./AGSatellite: (password): command not found > > > I found one message board discussion that said that the user name should > be used rather than the email address so I made the necessary alteration > but continued to get the same message. > > A point to consider is that the email address is the one I originally > used to sign up for audiogalaxy and now redundant although it continues > to function under windows. > > Ideas, anyone? > > Thanks
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