/usr/bin/voicecommand: 1: /usr/bin/voicecommand: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")

[dylygs]

I get this error whenever I try to run voicecommand -s, or just try to install the voicecommand module from the main install. I tried this on my laptop running Crunchbang Waldorf, as well as another laptop running Kubuntu, and I get the same error.

This seems like a bug, but it doesn't seem as though anyone else is having this issue. I don't think it can be fixed, but if it can, I would like to know.

[StevenHickson]

Can you reinstall and try this again to see if the newest update fixed this issue?

[dylygs]

Okay, I just git cloned the new source and tried using InstallAUISuite.sh, with sudo, and once I get to installing voicecommand, I get this error:

./InstallAUISuite.sh: line 210: /usr/bin/voicecommand: cannot execute binary file

voicecommand -s gets the same syntax error as before.

[StevenHickson]

Did you compile it yourself? Can you compile it. There might be a problem with my 32 bit cross compiling.

[dylygs]

No, I didn't compile myself, but I just tried it. make seems to go okay, but make install seems to just run the install script. I'm not sure if this is what you intended or not.

Anyway, this leads to a slightly different error, which also shows up when running voicecommand -s: voicecommand: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_regex.so.1.54.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I'm on an x64 system, if that makes any difference.

[phosphore]

Try to chown the file and give it +x permission