> On Friday 12 January 2007 10:03, Reg wrote: >> Christopher Sawtell wrote: >> > On Friday 12 January 2007 09:15, Reg wrote: >> >> I installed bittorrent on my computer to look at it compared to >> >> ktorrent, but it doesnt appear to be installed, at least not on >> >> the applications menu. Any ideas? >> > >> > Does it start if you open a Konsole and type 'bittorrent'? >> > ( without the quotes of course ) >> > If it does, add it to the menu structure yourself. >> > If it doesn't please tell us what is left on the Konsole screen >> > after it crashes. >> > >> > -- >> > CS >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> bittorrent >> bash: bittorrent: command not found >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> > Either you are korrect and it is not been loaded by yast, or it's not in > the search path used by the shell to find executables. > > please could you, as the root user, update the locate database, unless > you are certain that Linux has done it since you attempted to install > bittorrent. It takes a minute or two. > > # updatedb > > Then locate the bittorrent programs > > $ locate bittorrent | grep bin > > if nothing, drop off the '| grep bin' bit and try again. > > $ locate bittorrent > > We also need to see what's in your search path > > $ echo $PATH > > If you could post the outputs from the above commands that would be very > helpful. >
sledgehammer, meet nut. See my previous post PLUS this: suse divides the bittorrent pacjage into three, bittorrent is the base system and the command line clients. bittorrent-gtk is the X gui(s) bittorrent-curses is the curses gui(s) none have a program called bittorrent, so looking for an executable named bittorrent is a waste of time. > -- > CS > >
