On Thursday, May 5, 2011 1:50:31 PM UTC+1, Dr. David Kirkby wrote:
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> So anyone writing scripts with a -r option to mv is asking for trouble.
>
I don't even have an idea of what mv -r is supposed to do. Move recursively?
mv always moves included subdirectories. Maybe it turns off the
recursiven
On 05/ 4/11 10:19 PM, John Cremona wrote:
Simon,
I have tried and failed to load the large SW database (and complained
about this to William yesterday). All the spkg_install scripts is to
move a whole lot of files, but it uses the command "mv -r" which is
illegal on my machines (ubuntu linux).
Hi Foad and John,
On 4 Mai, 23:55, Simon King wrote:
> On 4 Mai, 23:19, John Cremona wrote:
>
> > I have tried and failed to load the large SW database (and complained
> > about this to William yesterday). All the spkg_install scripts is to
> > move a whole lot of files, but it uses the command
Hi John,
On 4 Mai, 23:19, John Cremona wrote:
> I have tried and failed to load the large SW database (and complained
> about this to William yesterday). All the spkg_install scripts is to
> move a whole lot of files, but it uses the command "mv -r" which is
> illegal on my machines (ubuntu linu
Simon,
I have tried and failed to load the large SW database (and complained
about this to William yesterday). All the spkg_install scripts is to
move a whole lot of files, but it uses the command "mv -r" which is
illegal on my machines (ubuntu linux).
Which READMA were you referring to?
John
Hi Foad,
On 4 Mai, 10:35, Foad Khoshnam wrote:
> Hi
> How I can install the huge additional package for sage in linux?
Do you mean the Stein-Watkins database? The package can be found at
http://www.sagemath.org/sagedb/ (it is the file stein-watkins-
ecdb.spkg), and I guess it is recommended to
