Bug 99685 - sci-chemistry/nmrpipe initscript /opt/nmrpipe/com/nmrInit.com sets wrong path
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Bug#:
99685
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Product: Gentoo Linux
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Version: unspecified
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Platform: All
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OS/Version: Linux
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Status: RESOLVED
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Severity: normal
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Priority: P2
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Resolution: FIXED
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Assigned To: ribosome@gentoo.org
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Reported By: klecours@rsvs.ulaval.ca
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Component: Applications
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URL:
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Summary: sci-chemistry/nmrpipe initscript /opt/nmrpipe/com/nmrInit.com sets wrong path
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Keywords:
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Status Whiteboard:
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Opened: 2005-07-20 08:51 0000
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the environnement set by a initscript /opt/nmrpipe/com/nmrInit.com is :
NMRBIN=/opt/nmrpipe/bin/linux9
NMRLIB=/opt/nmrpipe/bin/linux9
but the executables are in /opt/nmrpipe/nmrbin.linux9/
So script is wrong, or ebuild installation is done in the wrong directory
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
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Actual Results:
> printenv NMRBIN
/opt/nmrpipe/bin/linux9
Expected Results:
> printenv NMRBIN
/opt/nmrpipe/nmrbin.linux9
[or installed executables in /opt/nmrpipe/bin/linux9]
* sci-chemistry/nmrpipe
Installed: 20050415
I am supposed to be on vacation, not bug fixing! ;)
Anyway, thanks for reporting, Katia. This (along with a couple of other
potential bugs) are fixed in "nmrpipe-20050415-r1", coming soon to an rsync
server near you. (Just sync your tree in a hour or so and update NMRPipe. You
should then update your environment (just ask Pierre-Yves, Richard or
S
I am supposed to be on vacation, not bug fixing! ;)
Anyway, thanks for reporting, Katia. This (along with a couple of other
potential bugs) are fixed in "nmrpipe-20050415-r1", coming soon to an rsync
server near you. (Just sync your tree in a hour or so and update NMRPipe. You
should then update your environment (just ask Pierre-Yves, Richard or
Sébastien or, in the worse case, reboot your computer).)
I have decided to keep the default NMRPipe installation directories and not
modify the initialisation script. Instead, there is now a symlink
("/opt/nmrpipe/bin") to the binaries ("/opt/nmrpipe/nmrbin.linux9").
Happy spectral visualisation...