I don't know exactly what the problem is, but I tried to install via the
tar file and I had the same. One possible hint is that when I take the
file into emacs, it appears to be a (DOS) file, and there are crlf at the
end of each line. Possibly the command not found is the lf.
Federico Carminati
On Tue, 14 Mar 2000, Peter Schattner wrote:
> Hello.
> I am attempting to install tkcvs on my Dell Inspiron 3500 using
> Redhat Linux
> 6.0. I have been running cvs version 1.10.5 without any problem. I
> have tk
> and tcl version 8.0.4. I downloaded and installed tkcvs-6.0-1.i386
> RPM. The
> rpm install seems to have worked OK. And tkcvs appears in /usr/bin.
>
> However when I attempt:
> /usr/bin/tkcvs
> I get the response:
> Bash: command not found No such file or directory
> Trying the command start-tkcvs (which I found in one document on the
> web) also
> does not work.
> So my question is how does one startup tkcvs? I suspect I am
> missing
> something simple. Any suggestions re what I'm missing would be
> appreciated.
> Thanks a lot in advance!
>
> Peter Schattner ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
> BTW If this is not the appropriate venue for this query, I apologize
> and would
> appreciate being directed to the appropriate mailing list.
>
>
