Installing the debian 11 package worked, thanks. I too got an error
message at the end of the install process. Poked around, and I think
(not tested) that the problem can be worked around by setting global
write access (chmod 777) on the .deb file.
On 2025.05.16 11.05, taf wrote:
Hi,
Well
Hi,
Well I was trying to kill several birds with one stone... I was running
the latest oo-net-rexx package from Rony. I'll follow your lead and
download the debian 11 pkg. Thank you~
On 2025.05.16 06.05, ooRexx wrote:
Hello again,
I just installed Debian 12 (Bookworm) in a VM and then dow
All tests pass on Debian 12 so I do not think there is something wrong with the
built 5.1.0 Debian
The error message I get from the apt install is
N: Download is performed unsandboxed as root as file
'/home/osboxes/Downloads/oorexx-5.1.0-12973.debian11.x86_64.deb' couldn't be
accessed by user
Hello again,
I just installed Debian 12 (Bookworm) in a VM and then downloaded
oorexx-5.1.0-12973.debian11.x86_64.deb from Sourceforge and installed it. I got
one error message during the install but rexx worked out of the box without any
modifications. I am building and running the testing sui
Hi,
That sounds a bit weird. We build on Debian 11 and ldd —version reports ldd
(Debian GLIBC 2.31-13+deb11u12) 2.31. As I understands it there is no
requirement for 2.38 of glibc. Maybe Erich or someone else can give an
explanation?
You could try one of the other Debian builds, there is a Ubu
Hello all,
I'm setting up a new machine with Debian 12. When I try to run ooRexx
5.1.0 I get an error message complaining that GLIBC-2.38 cannot be
found. It appears that Debian 12 is shipped with GLIBC-2.36. I scouted
around a bit and upgrading GLIBC is discourged.
Does ooRexx actually r
