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Folks
The geomview install scipt is a nice idea, but poorly executed - it
fails for me, running both under bash and /bin/sh, and even a sh -x doesn't
give very useful information on where it failed.
Joe
####### cut here for log of frustrating geomview installation session ######
cartan(geomview) ROOT#./install
This is the installation script for the SGI binary distribution of Geomview.
Hit control-C at any time to abort the installation.
You will be asked to specify several directories into which various
components of Geomview will be installed. For each directory, enter
the pathname on a line by itself with no spaces before or after it.
1. Specify the *absolute* pathname of the Geomview root directory.
This is the directory containing the Geomview distribution; you
should be running this install script from that directory.
Geomview needs to know where this directory is in order to run. If
you move the distribution directory you will have to re-run this
install script in order for Geomview to work. Be sure to specify
an absolute pathname! Enter the directory on the next line, or hit
<return> without typing anything to use /usr/local/geomview:
/usr/local/geomview
2. Specify the directory where you want to install the executable
files. This directory should be on user's $path. Enter the
directory on the next line, or hit <return> without typing anything
to use /usr/local/bin:
3. Specify the directory where you want to install the Unix manual
page files. This should be a directory that is searched by the
"man" command; it should have subdirectories "man1", "cat1", etc.
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything to use /usr/catman/local:
/usr/local/man
4. Specify the directory where you want to install the Mathematica
packages. If you do not have Mathematica, hit <return> without
typing anything. This should be a directory that Mathematica looks
in for packages that it loads (it should be in the list of
directories given by the value of Mathematica's $Path variable).
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything if you do not want to install the Mathematica
packages:
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
You have entered:
Geomview root directory: /usr/local/geomview
install executables in: /usr/local/bin
install man pages in: /usr/local/man
install Mathematica packages in:
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
Is this correct? [Y/n] Y
Installing ...
Edited "geomview" to set GEOMROOT=/usr/local/geomview.
installed geomview in /usr/local/bin
expr: Paren problem
*** Error code 2
Stop.
Geomview installation complete.
A record of this installation is in the file "install.log".
We would like to know who is using Geomview.
If you do not object, an email message will be sent to
register at geom.umn.edu mentioning this installation.
If you do not wish such a message to be sent, please enter "no".
Send a message? [Y/n] n
It is very useful for us to know what our users are doing with
Geomview. Please read the file REGISTER which explains
how to keep us informed. Thank you, and happy geomviewing!
cartan(geomview) ROOT#sh ./install
This is the installation script for the SGI binary distribution of Geomview.
Hit control-C at any time to abort the installation.
You will be asked to specify several directories into which various
components of Geomview will be installed. For each directory, enter
the pathname on a line by itself with no spaces before or after it.
1. Specify the *absolute* pathname of the Geomview root directory.
This is the directory containing the Geomview distribution; you
should be running this install script from that directory.
Geomview needs to know where this directory is in order to run. If
you move the distribution directory you will have to re-run this
install script in order for Geomview to work. Be sure to specify
an absolute pathname! Enter the directory on the next line, or hit
<return> without typing anything to use /usr/local/geomview:
2. Specify the directory where you want to install the executable
files. This directory should be on user's $path. Enter the
directory on the next line, or hit <return> without typing anything
to use /usr/local/bin:
3. Specify the directory where you want to install the Unix manual
page files. This should be a directory that is searched by the
"man" command; it should have subdirectories "man1", "cat1", etc.
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything to use /usr/catman/local:
/usr/local/man
4. Specify the directory where you want to install the Mathematica
packages. If you do not have Mathematica, hit <return> without
typing anything. This should be a directory that Mathematica looks
in for packages that it loads (it should be in the list of
directories given by the value of Mathematica's $Path variable).
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything if you do not want to install the Mathematica
packages:
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
Installation aborted.
cartan(geomview) ROOT#sh -x ./install
+ pwd
geomroot=/usr/local/geomview
bindir=/usr/local/bin
mandir=/usr/catman/local
mmadir=
reg_addr=register at geom.umn.edu
reg_file=REGISTER
+ trap abort 1 2 3 13 15
+ echo
This is the installation script for the SGI binary distribution of Geomview.
Hit control-C at any time to abort the installation.
You will be asked to specify several directories into which various
components of Geomview will be installed. For each directory, enter
the pathname on a line by itself with no spaces before or after it.
This is the installation script for the SGI binary distribution of Geomview.
Hit control-C at any time to abort the installation.
You will be asked to specify several directories into which various
components of Geomview will be installed. For each directory, enter
the pathname on a line by itself with no spaces before or after it.
+ echo
1. Specify the *absolute* pathname of the Geomview root directory.
This is the directory containing the Geomview distribution; you
should be running this install script from that directory.
Geomview needs to know where this directory is in order to run. If
you move the distribution directory you will have to re-run this
install script in order for Geomview to work. Be sure to specify
an absolute pathname! Enter the directory on the next line, or hit
<return> without typing anything to use /usr/local/geomview:
1. Specify the *absolute* pathname of the Geomview root directory.
This is the directory containing the Geomview distribution; you
should be running this install script from that directory.
Geomview needs to know where this directory is in order to run. If
you move the distribution directory you will have to re-run this
install script in order for Geomview to work. Be sure to specify
an absolute pathname! Enter the directory on the next line, or hit
<return> without typing anything to use /usr/local/geomview:
+ read input
+ [ != ]
+ [ ! -d /usr/local/geomview ]
+ echo
2. Specify the directory where you want to install the executable
files. This directory should be on user's $path. Enter the
directory on the next line, or hit <return> without typing anything
to use /usr/local/bin:
2. Specify the directory where you want to install the executable
files. This directory should be on user's $path. Enter the
directory on the next line, or hit <return> without typing anything
to use /usr/local/bin:
+ read input
+ [ != ]
+ echo
3. Specify the directory where you want to install the Unix manual
page files. This should be a directory that is searched by the
"man" command; it should have subdirectories "man1", "cat1", etc.
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything to use /usr/catman/local:
3. Specify the directory where you want to install the Unix manual
page files. This should be a directory that is searched by the
"man" command; it should have subdirectories "man1", "cat1", etc.
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything to use /usr/catman/local:
+ read input
/usr/local/man
+ [ /usr/local/man != ]
mandir=/usr/local/man
+ echo
4. Specify the directory where you want to install the Mathematica
packages. If you do not have Mathematica, hit <return> without
typing anything. This should be a directory that Mathematica looks
in for packages that it loads (it should be in the list of
directories given by the value of Mathematica's $Path variable).
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything if you do not want to install the Mathematica
packages:
4. Specify the directory where you want to install the Mathematica
packages. If you do not have Mathematica, hit <return> without
typing anything. This should be a directory that Mathematica looks
in for packages that it loads (it should be in the list of
directories given by the value of Mathematica's $Path variable).
Enter the directory on the next line, or hit <return> without
typing anything if you do not want to install the Mathematica
packages:
+ read mmadir
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
+ echo
You have entered:
Geomview root directory: /usr/local/geomview
install executables in: /usr/local/bin
install man pages in: /usr/local/man
You have entered:
Geomview root directory: /usr/local/geomview
install executables in: /usr/local/bin
install man pages in: /usr/local/man
+ [ /usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages != ]
+ echo install Mathematica packages in:
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
install Mathematica packages in:
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
+ [ ! -d /usr/local/bin -o ! -d /usr/local/man -o
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages != -a ! -d
/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages ]
+ echo
Is this correct? [Y/n] \c
Is this correct? [Y/n] + read ans
Y
+ echo
+ echo
+ echo Installing ...
Installing ...
+ trap partial_abort 1 2 3 13 15
+ + tee 2724.log
make GEOMROOT=/usr/local/geomview BINDIR=/usr/local/bin
MMAPACKAGEDIR=/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
MANDIR=/usr/local/man install
Edited "geomview" to set GEOMROOT=/usr/local/geomview.
installed geomview in /usr/local/bin
installed bin/sgi/anytooff in /usr/local/bin
installed bin/sgi/bdy in /usr/local/bin
installed bin/sgi/geomstuff in /usr/local/bin
cp: `bin/sgi/math2oogl' and `/usr/local/bin/math2oogl' are the same file
*** Error code 1
Stop.
+ make_log
+ /bin/rm -f install.log
+ echo GEOMROOT=/usr/local/geomview
+ echo BINDIR=/usr/local/bin
+ echo MANDIR=/usr/local/man
+ [ /usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages != ]
+ echo MMAPACKAGEDIR=/usr/local/math_software/math2.2/LocalPackages
+ cat 2724.log
+ /bin/rm -f 2724.log
+ echo
Geomview installation complete.
A record of this installation is in the file "install.log".
Geomview installation complete.
A record of this installation is in the file "install.log".
+ echo
We would like to know who is using Geomview.
If you do not object, an email message will be sent to
register at geom.umn.edu mentioning this installation.
If you do not wish such a message to be sent, please enter "no".
Send a message? [Y/n] \c
We would like to know who is using Geomview.
If you do not object, an email message will be sent to
register at geom.umn.edu mentioning this installation.
If you do not wish such a message to be sent, please enter "no".
Send a message? [Y/n] + read ans
^Z
+ echo
+ echo It is very useful for us to know what our users are doing with
Geomview. Please read the file REGISTER which explains
how to keep us informed. Thank you, and happy geomviewing!
It is very useful for us to know what our users are doing with
Geomview. Please read the file REGISTER which explains
how to keep us informed. Thank you, and happy geomviewing!
+ exit
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