Hi Isaac,
On August 31, 2014 1:49:11 PM MST, Isaac Dunham
While installmgr previously did not output proper errors when it
could not
write to the output path, this is no longer the case for a while now.
Might I ask when this was fixed? I ran into it with 1.7.3.
I would need to look at the
Dear Isaac,
While your information is not inaccurate, it can be quite confusing.
SWORD, by default, configures itself to save global modules under
/usr/share/sword/
Your instructions are not what must be done, as you have said you will
have to... Your configuration is a choice to install
On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 01:13:42AM -0700, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Dear Isaac,
While your information is not inaccurate, it can be quite confusing.
SWORD, by default, configures itself to save global modules under
/usr/share/sword/
Your instructions are not what must be done, as you
Hello
This started out as a C# binding question, but the problem is deeper
than that. Basically
I can't get the installmgr to do anything useful. I am new to Linux, but
have been writing software on other platforms for ~50 years.
To insure that my machine configuration was not the problem (I
Try doing it as not root. I don't know why the docs suggest using root to
do the work, but try doing it in your local directory by running the
installmgr commands without being root.
--Greg
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 4:15 PM, Jon Behrens j...@crimsonthread.com wrote:
Hello
This started out as
Thanks for the response Greg, but that doesn't work. Without being root:
./installmgr -ri CrossWire ESV
Couldn't find remote source [CrossWire]
./installmgr -sc
(Returns warnings and asks whether to proceed)
enable? [no] yes
Failed to sync config
Try running the installed version instead of the one in utilities. If you
executed sudo make install there should be a copy in /usr/local/bin
--Greg
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 4:50 PM, Jon Behrens j...@crimsonthread.com wrote:
Thanks for the response Greg, but that doesn't work. Without being
Well once you stop running it as sudo you're going to need to run the
installmgr -sc step again to sync the config down from the server.
--Greg
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 4:56 PM, Jon Behrens j...@crimsonthread.com wrote:
Same result -
jsb@jsb-VirtualBox:~/sword-1.7.3/utilities cd ~/
Did that - no change.
Jon
On 08/29/2014 04:23 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
Well once you stop running it as sudo you're going to need to run the
installmgr -sc step again to sync the config down from the server.
--Greg
On Fri, Aug 29, 2014 at 4:56 PM, Jon Behrens j...@crimsonthread.com
If the KJV module is not showing for you, the compiled library thinks it is not
compatible. Sine you confirmed you don't have an old version, my next guess is
that you probably didn't build with compression. The KJV module is compresses.
Can you please post the output at the end of the
Hello Jon,
I've run into issues with installmgr not working as documented previously;
here's some notes:
1. If you used sudo, be sure to sudo rm -r ~/.sword before trying to
set things up.
Otherwise, you may be dealing with read-only config files and install paths.
2. Before installing anything,
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