Hi,
I have used slackware 10.1 for some time, and am now trying suse linux 9.2. After I made a clean standard install with KDE, I downloaded jdom-1.0.zip and several other things in order to setup a groupware workspace. So I downloaded the file into a directory, unpacked it, and then opened a terminal window and:
cd open-xchange
cd jdom-1.0
(untill then it went fine)
but then I tried to execute the build.sh file by:
./build.sh
at first I got an error saying "permission denied" due to permissions settings, so I enabled the ability to execute files in the root folder and subfolders.
And again I opened a terminal, went to the folder jdom-1.0, and tried to execute build.sh by ./build.sh.
And now I got the following:
linux:/ # cd open-xchange
linux:/open-xchange # cd jdom-1.0
linux:/open-xchange/jdom-1.0 # ./build.sh
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
How can I fix this? A simple thing like executing a file..
thnx in advance anyways, grtz
I have used slackware 10.1 for some time, and am now trying suse linux 9.2. After I made a clean standard install with KDE, I downloaded jdom-1.0.zip and several other things in order to setup a groupware workspace. So I downloaded the file into a directory, unpacked it, and then opened a terminal window and:
cd open-xchange
cd jdom-1.0
(untill then it went fine)
but then I tried to execute the build.sh file by:
./build.sh
at first I got an error saying "permission denied" due to permissions settings, so I enabled the ability to execute files in the root folder and subfolders.
And again I opened a terminal, went to the folder jdom-1.0, and tried to execute build.sh by ./build.sh.
And now I got the following:
linux:/ # cd open-xchange
linux:/open-xchange # cd jdom-1.0
linux:/open-xchange/jdom-1.0 # ./build.sh
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
How can I fix this? A simple thing like executing a file..
thnx in advance anyways, grtz