On Saturday 08 August 2009 05:47:22 Mel Charters wrote:
> >Odd problem, try running ./update.sh instead of sh update.sh.
>
> get same result.
>
> >Also make sure you own all the files in the dir, chown -R
> >/Applications/freenet
>
> Doing a
> ls -l
> shows I own all the files in the Freen
Odd problem, try running ./update.sh instead of sh update.sh.
get same result.
Also make sure you own all the files in the dir, chown -R
/Applications/freenet
Doing a
ls -l
shows I own all the files in the Freenet directory
chown exits successfully no error.
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 1:4
Odd problem, try running ./update.sh instead of sh update.sh.
Also make sure you own all the files in the dir, chown -R
/Applications/freenet
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Mel Charters wrote:
> I get the following listing on Terminal when I update the shell on a
> Mac (10.4.11):
>
> $ sh upda
I get the following listing on Terminal when I update the shell on a
Mac (10.4.11):
$ sh update.sh
Updating freenet
Created temporary download directory.
sha1test.jar needs to be updated
Downloading sha1test.jar utility jar which will download the actual update.
% Total% Received % Xferd
