i really love this roaster, so i log out cookies and boot to my debian-netinst where i experiment to reinventing the wheel.. it is a barebones with openbox installed.
i follow the wiki about installing git and roaster. installingpython, python-gtk2, python-configparser, gettext and links2.
then copy roaster.py to /usr/bin/roaster.
i still got this:
$ roaster ---> /usr/bin/roaster : permission denied
$ sudo roaster --> sudo : roaster : command not found.
what did i missed?
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edit : this git stuff is very new to me.
edit 2 : typo.
[solved] install roaster to debian
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[solved] install roaster to debian
Last edited by mamaw on Wed Oct 02, 2013 9:28 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: [ask] install roaster to debian
You can go about it two ways:
from the directory that was created when you used git to clone it...or, the super cheesy way
...which will work as well.
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sudo make install
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mv roaster.py /usr/bin/roaster
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Re: [ask] install roaster to debian
You could set the right permissions manually, like chmod +x /usr/bin/roaster and/or chmod 777 /usr/bin/roaster, of course as root.
..gnutella..
Re: [ask] install roaster to debian
after chmod +x. it warn me there is no webkit.
so i install python-webkit. thats solve the problem..
thankyou MB and DebJoe.
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after installing make,
i try sudo make install, and the output : no rule to make install. stop --> i guess the system is not ready to compile stuff (?) (never compile from source before :/ ). i will googling it later
so i install python-webkit. thats solve the problem..
thankyou MB and DebJoe.
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after installing make,
i try sudo make install, and the output : no rule to make install. stop --> i guess the system is not ready to compile stuff (?) (never compile from source before :/ ). i will googling it later
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Re: [solved] install roaster to debian
....oh, my mistake... I didn't include a Makefile with that one as it's an integrated script. O_o
Ignore my stupidity. Your system isn't at fault here so much as me not remembering what the hell I did to which project. Roaster doesn't actually "require" an installation, but it is easier to launch from a shell by being inserted into the user's path...assuming that all dependencies have been met.
Glad that you got it taken care of. Would a Makefile (and thus "make install") make this process easier? I could potentially have it check for the correct dependencies, and fail with verbose output if they're not found.
Edit: I checked the included INSTALL.md file, which does include the requirements to make it run. For future reference, always check the INSTALL files when pulling a repo down to build it on your local system. They have REALLY useful information inside of them.
Ignore my stupidity. Your system isn't at fault here so much as me not remembering what the hell I did to which project. Roaster doesn't actually "require" an installation, but it is easier to launch from a shell by being inserted into the user's path...assuming that all dependencies have been met.
Glad that you got it taken care of. Would a Makefile (and thus "make install") make this process easier? I could potentially have it check for the correct dependencies, and fail with verbose output if they're not found.
Edit: I checked the included INSTALL.md file, which does include the requirements to make it run. For future reference, always check the INSTALL files when pulling a repo down to build it on your local system. They have REALLY useful information inside of them.
Re: [solved] install roaster to debian
i cannot answer this since i never compile before.DebianJoe wrote: Glad that you got it taken care of. Would a Makefile (and thus "make install") make this process easier? I could potentially have it check for the correct dependencies, and fail with verbose output if they're not found.
but the instruction at the wiki and readme is very likely clear.
i just miss the chmod step :)
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