Closed trevorhardy closed 3 years ago
It looks like $TESP_INSTALL
also hadn't been set in the installation process. Setting that environment variable and re-running the command cleared it up.
After reviewing the "Installing on Linux" section on RTD I see that there is a sentence in there that $TESP_INSTALL
needs to be set. Can setting these environmental variables be part of the installation process, adding them to the appropriate login script?
The environment variables should have been set during the installation; this was tested in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS inside VirtualBox. It should have put this file into /etc/profile.d
Is that file present? Did you change the default location during installation? Had you logged out and logged back in after the first installation?
tesp_envar.sh was in /etc/profile.d.
I can't recall if I logged out or not so let's assume I didn't.
I logged out and logged back in again and $PATH is now correct.
Using a clean VirtualBox VM install of Ubuntu LTS 20.04.1 the tesp installer runs to completion but the installation doesn't run properly.
/opt/tesp/bin
make_tesp_run_dir.sh
errors out and does not create the tesp directory correctly:There is no
/share
in file system; I don't know if there should be one.