help with installation
Guest wrote on Jul 19, 2006
Dear colleagues,
after installing IRAF, apparently successfully, under a SuSE linux, I type
'cl' from the iraf account but the environment does not start. It does not
find the command 'cl'. As a matter of fact there seems to be no iraf
executables under /usr/local/bin. Is something wrong?.
Thank you very much.
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Dr. José Miguel Torrejón Vázquez
Departamento de FÃsica, IngenierÃa de Sistemas y TeorÃa de la Señal
Universidad de Alicante
P.O. Box 99, E-03080, Alicante, Spain
telf: ++(34) 965909580 fax: ++(34) 965909750
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after installing IRAF, apparently successfully, under a SuSE linux, I type
'cl' from the iraf account but the environment does not start. It does not
find the command 'cl'. As a matter of fact there seems to be no iraf
executables under /usr/local/bin. Is something wrong?.
Thank you very much.
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Dr. José Miguel Torrejón Vázquez
Departamento de FÃsica, IngenierÃa de Sistemas y TeorÃa de la Señal
Universidad de Alicante
P.O. Box 99, E-03080, Alicante, Spain
telf: ++(34) 965909580 fax: ++(34) 965909750
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Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Jul 19, 2006
Assuming there are no errors reported by the install script, be sure it was run as the root user and without the "-n" flag. If you're simply getting a "command not found" message then this is normally a path problem, e.g. you specified /usr/local/bin as the "local bin directory" but this isn't in your $PATH. Hope this helps.
Cheers,
-Mike
Cheers,
-Mike
Last post on Jul 19, 2006