Ran jqt as root updated package manager and installed. Problem solved. Thanks.
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If you have one file under addons owned by root, then perhaps others are,
and in particular the files under ~addons/config which should be updated
when you use pacman.
I suggest that you either run pacman in sudo, or give yourself write access
to ~addons and its contents.
You can install addons
please make sure that,
1. running j with sudo for using pacman
2. update the package list
3. confirm the version of package is correct.
you may download tgz manually, but remember to chown/chmod after untar.
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On 3 Jul, 2017, at 1:05 AM, Lawrence Wickert
CLARIFICATION TO LAST POST:
4.6.19 is there
4.6.16 (the one my package manager wants) is NOT there
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Looked again at the directory http://www.jsoftware.com/jal/j804/addons/ and
yes, you are correct, the file
http://www.jsoftware.com/jal/j804/addons/debug_dissect_4.6.19_linux.tar.gz is
there. The only j related files to debug or dissect in my file system are:
I am not sure how this happened, but the 804 directory points to
debug/dissect 4.6.19, and that file is present in the 804 addons directory.
Somehow your ~addons/config/addons.txt file is out of date. Could you try
again, and check whether the package manager is updating that file? Also,
do you
I am using j64-804 in an Ubuntu 12.04 system. Tried to install the
debug/dissect package with the package manager and get:
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http://www.jsoftware.com/jal/j804/addons/debug_dissect_4.6.16_linux.tar.gz
Resolving www.jsoftware.com (www.jsoftware.com)... 52.23.108.158
