Closed daimeng closed 2 years ago
Hi, you might want to try to run the installer again with sudo
(sudo haxelib run ceramic setup
) and see if that solves it.
hmm, still happens. I thought sudo would work also, I just wanted to avoid it since it sets up a separate haxelib repo.
> sudo haxelib run ceramic setup
ceramic is not installed. It will be installed to: ceramic
Install ceramic v0.9.4? (y/n)
y
Downloading ceramic-linux.zip...
Download complete : 654 bytes in 0.3s (2.1KB/s)
Download complete : 189068162 bytes in 22.1s (8330.4KB/s)
Unzipping... (this may take a while)
Done
Make `ceramic` command available globally? (y/n)
y
Called from ? line 1
Called from Main.hx line 114
Called from Main.hx line 212
Called from Main.hx line 294
Called from /usr/local/lib/haxe/std/neko/_std/Sys.hx line 89
Uncaught exception - std@set_cwd
Am I missing a prerequisite or have some path configured wrong? I can't find a /usr/local/lib/haxe folder...
I'll have to check the script and test it on linux again. Wondering why the setCwd() fails.
I updated the haxelib installer.
You may try to update it (haxelib install ceramic 0.3.1
) then try to run the command again.
Hopefully my fix will solve your issue (sudo might still be required for the global install though)
Hi guys! I wasn't able to install ceramic globally on linux. I think it's permissions related.
After pointing install to my user directory and doing local install it worked.
Here are the errors I got, if they're useful:
This is the first error I receive whether I answer y or n.
I then tried to point the install to folder in my user directory:
Haxe v4,2,4