Dear Julio,
/etc/profile.d is not the right place to put gap.sh.
/usr/local/bin/gap would be more typical.
To fix your immediate problem, I suggest logging in as root and then doing
gap> Exec("mv /etc/profile.d/gap.sh /usr/local/bin/gap");
gap> quit;
Then, probably, login should behave normally and `gap' should work as a shell
command to run GAP.
Steve
On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 17:07:21 +0200
"Julio del Río" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good afternoon,
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> I've just installed gap 4 in al Linux red hat cluster, and iv put the
> gap.shfile generated in the /etc/profile.d.
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> The problem I have now I cant access to the cluster remotely, when I try to
> access I only am able to reach the gap prompt, including from root user.
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> How can I solve this situation? Thanks a lot and regards.
>
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>
> Julio del Rio
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