Thanks Carl,
Carl Witthoft wrote:
I'd grab the source to install.packages and see if for some reason
there's a hard-coded path to tar.
Not that I'm a highly skilled coder, but I sure would have hoped that
the author of install.packages would at least have made sure that,if
it's calling system functions (like /bin/sh), it would make sure to
pick up the user environment -- not just grab the R console's idea of
the environment.
Here an error. This installation usually does work...
Please, follow the thread "/bin/sh: tar: command not found". It seems
that there is some kind of issue with the PATH I've set in my
environment and how R interprets it.
Greetings,
Ricardo
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Ricardo RodrÃguez
Your XEN ICT Team
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