Mr. Fox, You need to specify the platform. I do something like “emane -r -d -l 0 platform.xml” -r means to run in realtime (improves fidelity), -d means to run in the background (as a daemon), and -l 0 specifies a log level of 0. You can then to ps ax | grep emane to see if it’s running. Otherwise you can bump up the log level and take it off of –d (daemon mode) to see the error output. Very respectfully, Derek Lake
(This resend is to post to all users in case anyone else may benefit from it. I sent it only to your email the first time, Jonathan.) From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jonathan Fox Sent: Wednesday, March 04, 2015 2:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [External] [emane-users] Missing CONFIG_URL I installed EMANE using the RPMs for RHEL on a CentOS machine. I didn't specifically read the github instructions but did practically the same thing of unzipping the tar archive, go the directory holding the rpms and running sudo yum groupinstall -y *.rpm Everything installed right but when I type "emane" in terminal expecting to start it, I get Missing CONFIG_URL I can't find anything about this in the documentation, does anyone have any insight on this error? Thanks, Jon Fox
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