Hi,
On 2003-06-11 10:36 you wrote:
> Which OS are u using? If you are using linux with the default bash then in
> the lines that MODELLER adds to your login script you have to have
>
> alias mod=mod6v2
>
> instead of the usual line that MODELLER writes (I don't remember what it
> writes .. something like export mod=mod6v2).
>
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: hjslfad lhasfh [">mailto:]
> > > Subject: problem in installing modeller
> > >
> > > while installing the modeller, i
> > > encountered a peculiar problem. The installation of
> > > files was proper, but when i try to run 'mod6v2'
> > > executable file in modeller's bin directory, i am
> > > getting the error message as "command not found".
Pannir, are you actually running the mod6v2 script directly? If so,
then perhaps the first line of the file is incorrect. It should
say "#!/bin/sh", which really ought to be present on every flavour
of UNIX/Linux system. If you are not running it directly in the
modeller6v2/bin directory, then I'd agree with Raghu, but as well as the
alias not being set, it could be that the modeller6v2/bin directory has
not been added to your PATH environment variable correctly . This would
be the case if you followed the standard installation instructions, but
you normally use a shell other than csh or tcsh.
Cheers,
Robert
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