[NTG-context] Another texmfstart question

2006-05-29 Thread Jean Magnan de Bornier
Hi all, 
I just made on my linux-gentoo box a fresh install using (exactly)
this howto:

http://wiki.contextgarden.net/TeTeX_3.0_installation

But using texmfstart texexec toto gives texmfstart not found; I tried
with the full path of texmfstart.rb and  get permission denied; so I go
into the directory /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf-local/scripts/context/ruby
and see that many scripts are not executable for others (regular users);
so I say chmod +x * in that directory and then texmfstart texexec toto
still doesn't work but it actually works with the full path; however my
path is correctly set for context afaik.

I tried to set $RUBYLIB to this directory but it doesn't change anything.

TIA for any advice 
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Jean
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Re: [NTG-context] Another texmfstart question

2006-05-29 Thread Hans Hagen
Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
 Hi all, 
 I just made on my linux-gentoo box a fresh install using (exactly)
 this howto:

 http://wiki.contextgarden.net/TeTeX_3.0_installation

 But using texmfstart texexec toto gives texmfstart not found; I tried
 with the full path of texmfstart.rb and  get permission denied; so I go
 into the directory /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf-local/scripts/context/ruby
 and see that many scripts are not executable for others (regular users);
 so I say chmod +x * in that directory and then texmfstart texexec toto
 still doesn't work but it actually works with the full path; however my
 path is correctly set for context afaik.

 I tried to set $RUBYLIB to this directory but it doesn't change anything.
   
only texmfstart needs to be executable 

Hans 

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Re: [NTG-context] Another texmfstart question

2006-05-29 Thread gnwiii
On 5/29/06, Jean Magnan de Bornier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,
 I just made on my linux-gentoo box a fresh install using (exactly)
 this howto:

 http://wiki.contextgarden.net/TeTeX_3.0_installation

 But using texmfstart texexec toto gives texmfstart not found; I tried
 with the full path of texmfstart.rb and  get permission denied; so I go
 into the directory /usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf-local/scripts/context/ruby
 and see that many scripts are not executable for others (regular users);
 so I say chmod +x * in that directory and then texmfstart texexec toto
 still doesn't work but it actually works with the full path; however my
 path is correctly set for context afaik.

On my systems, teTeX-3 does not include a texmfstart executable.  One approach
is to copy the texmfstart.rb script to texmfstart in a directory on your PATH.

Earlier, I posted a script I have been testing to the list.  The
script uses kpsewhich
to find the .rb or .pl script corresponding to the name used to invoke
the script, and then runs perl or ruby with the full path to the
script.  This saves having to copy the scripts everytime you update
context.

 I tried to set $RUBYLIB to this directory but it doesn't change anything.

RUBYLIB is set in the setuptex script from the minimal linux.  For
my simple tasks
it doesn't appear to be needed, but setting it shouldn't hurt.

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Head of St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia
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Re: [NTG-context] Another texmfstart question

2006-05-29 Thread Jean Magnan de Bornier
Le 29 mai à 13:47:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] écrit notamment:

| On my systems, teTeX-3 does not include a texmfstart executable.  One approach
| is to copy the texmfstart.rb script to texmfstart in a directory on your 
PATH.

| Earlier, I posted a script I have been testing to the list.  The
| script uses kpsewhich
| to find the .rb or .pl script corresponding to the name used to invoke
| the script, and then runs perl or ruby with the full path to the
| script.  This saves having to copy the scripts everytime you update
| context.

Thank you and Hans, I'll look for your script asa I go back to my other
machine; I must confess (no criticism) that I'm a bit surprised things
like that are left to every user to deal with, as the rest of context is
so elaborated.
 cheers,
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Re: [NTG-context] Another texmfstart question

2006-05-29 Thread Hans Hagen
Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
 Le 29 mai � 13:47:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] �crit notamment:

 | On my systems, teTeX-3 does not include a texmfstart executable.  One 
 approach
 | is to copy the texmfstart.rb script to texmfstart in a directory on your 
 PATH.
   
 | Earlier, I posted a script I have been testing to the list.  The
 | script uses kpsewhich
 | to find the .rb or .pl script corresponding to the name used to invoke
 | the script, and then runs perl or ruby with the full path to the
 | script.  This saves having to copy the scripts everytime you update
 | context.

 Thank you and Hans, I'll look for your script asa I go back to my other
 machine; I must confess (no criticism) that I'm a bit surprised things
 like that are left to every user to deal with, as the rest of context is
 so elaborated.
  cheers,
   
well, the problem is that each distribution does it different; the whole 
idea behind texmfstart is that one you have that one script running, all 
others should work as well since one cna say:

texmfstart texexec somefile

to process a file,and similarily:

texmfstart ctxtools
texmfstart rlxtools
texmfstart pdftools
texmfstart tmftools
texmfstart textools
texmfstart pstopdf

and what else is distributed with context  

Hans

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