Not Working

[artemisfowl004]

After using the script to install packages,it seems they did not actually install,when I try to use them,however I did not get any error messages while package was being install with ./pget

[0x00009b]

sorry for the late response I'll get right on that

[kate-sann5100]

Got the same problem.

[0x00009b]

Hello @kate-sann5100 would you mind providing me with some details about the system you were running it on ?

[ghost]

Hello @kate-sann5100 would you mind providing me with some details about the system you were running it on ?

It wont install anything for me, i'm using GNU Bash.

[Themancodes]

It worked great for me did you source ~/.bashrc

[Ruibin-Liu]

It looks like .apt/usr/bin:.apt/bin:.apt/sbin:.apt/usr/share:.apt/usr/lib is appended to PATH. Shouldn't them all be like /home/USERNAME/.apt/usr/bin?

[Thrashophil]

I added the following line to my .bashrc: export PATH=~/.apt/usr/bin:~/.apt/bin:~/.apt/sbin:~/.apt/usr/share:~/.apt/usr/lib:$PATH

Now the command of an installed program like sage works, but I get the following error (where I replaced the absolute path name by ~):

~/.apt/usr/bin/sage: line 242: ~/.apt/usr/bin/sage-env: No such file or directory
Error setting environment variables by sourcing '~/.apt/usr/bin/sage-env';
possibly contact sage-devel (see http://groups.google.com/group/sage-devel).