-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Chase,,
Thanks for checking checking this out. See comments below: On 2/7/2014 16:20, Charles Yahrling wrote: > Greg et al, > > Here's what I found: > > 1) chrome users need to disable malware and fishing protection > before doing your download else it's flagged as malicious and > stops I also got grief from gmail about the attachment, but Norton and AVG both say my Win box is bug free. > 2) unzip of the first file creates ..\Downloads\wsjt-doc\wsjt-doc > with wsjt-setup.bat inside. > > 3) on the first try, download of cygwin 64 landed in c:\cygwin. > after launching that I got many popups asking what source server to > use, what files I wanted, LibUSB-Win32 driver was missing but I > could get it from sourceforge, and that I needed the win native > version of Bonjour. I'll update the instructions so they don't point to the .EXE directly, then use the Right-Click, Save Too option can be used. > 4) I deleted it all and started over, being careful to put cygwin > in ..\Downloads\wsjt-docs\wsjt-docs. setup batch file then ran as > advertised. > > 5) running wsjt-doc-setup ran to completion with no errors seen > > 6) wsjt-doc.bat terminated with "/usr/bin/svn.exe: error while > loading shared libraries cannot open shared object file: no such > file or directory" ( I used both the corrected svn > path..../wsjt/doc and the corrected-corrected path .../branches/doc > ) with same result I'm a little confused on this one. wsjtx-doc.bat should simplly open up / run a Cygwin Terminal, then you issue the svn checkout command to pull the ../branch/doc subversion is the 3rd element in the set PACKAGES variable, I am not sure if svn did not install or what the deal is there, but the wsjt-doc.bat should not be looking for subversion* at all. When you say you used corrected paths, can you explain that a bit more? There should be no path correction needed. > > 7) reboot didn't help > > 8) I have a very fast cable modem connection so i don't think > timeouts were an issue > > When I earlier queried Joe about the wsjt-x installer defaulting > to c:\wsjtx his explanation was that versions of windows later than > XP might not grant appropriate rights to make install go smoothly. > Could this be related? If so a rework of the batch files to make > sure everything lands in c:\wsjt would be a good idea. Yes, this probably the best approach, c:\wsjtc-doc \ d:\wsjt-doc and stay well clear of the User Authentication stuff. > Also, if you make and corrections to your instructions would you > start over with a new post that goes step by step? It's too easy > to make a mistake flipping back and forth between diffs. I'll write up an updated version for this later today, as Im > hope this is of some use, chuck > > > > _______________________________________________ Wsjt-devel mailing > list [email protected] > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/wsjt-devel > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJS9Q5zAAoJEAmfcyeKlj0xNf4H/00jMmKCKXIwedIXFMVcy/vp H9Nsn23Gw+aZ0gSy88ztBYsFSzhrldvU+aMkjalEfJZ4n/EcX4eByUIsjWPXJ8BF R++966jk6Cfhl/UthL2YuuIWRVU0JTb0PNUDGmOlWNC85WpPMOagV0vbKYijgRMS ndn/jLFS39dx4A3p4BSc21XXcwqgXxhyD3gZLoAhk6Jp1XpN3p5NURTUBwWNPlbb GrzjuvI3J7mZgKbBiJ0vMEE9cc1moEcsBMFRrAWzkXcCvX4Fa1GxMiqkXOd20z6i SN5DkgCAd/rMXS9hVA1ErQiAlyPdNZZS/snY1mB97jq2CChzQD61mIR0pzGG5vc= =erbs -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Wsjt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/wsjt-devel
