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How to run easyrp on Linux? (Debian 8)

Open ByLeonTV opened this issue 4 years ago • 8 comments

Hey,

I am asking this because every thread that I read had no clear solution in it on how to run easyrp on Linux. So if someone would take the time and explain it to me I would be so thankful! Because when I try to execute it with the ./easyrp command it says something with "File or directory not found". Wine doesn't work for me!

Greetings Leon

ByLeonTV avatar Mar 25 '20 13:03 ByLeonTV

You will have to build it manually it seems. I tried running the prebuilt release version and got the same outcome as you.

I have attached my build from master if you want to try it out. You just need to copy config.ini from the prebuilt release zip to the same directory where the EasyRP binary is.

My EasyRP build

sunsetsonwheels avatar Jul 14 '20 00:07 sunsetsonwheels

I have the same issue (just saying)

aderchox avatar Jul 28 '20 21:07 aderchox

Hello! Unfortunately, EasyRP is windows-only, which means that you can't use it on Linux. Sorry!

iwl-lyam avatar Aug 28 '20 03:08 iwl-lyam

@itwithlyam I don't think so, I have it working on Linux again, see above comment. All to do is build from source, the prebuilt binary for Linux in releases have some problems.

sunsetsonwheels avatar Aug 28 '20 04:08 sunsetsonwheels

@itwithlyam I don't think so, I have it working on Linux again, see above comment. All to do is build from source, the prebuilt binary for Linux in releases have some problems.

./easyrp: ./easyrp: cannot execute binary file

onyxcode avatar Sep 16 '20 12:09 onyxcode

@itwithlyam I don't think so, I have it working on Linux again, see above comment. All to do is build from source, the prebuilt binary for Linux in releases have some problems.

./easyrp: ./easyrp: cannot execute binary file

Have you tried my binary, or building from source yourself?

sunsetsonwheels avatar Sep 18 '20 06:09 sunsetsonwheels

@itwithlyam I don't think so, I have it working on Linux again, see above comment. All to do is build from source, the prebuilt binary for Linux in releases have some problems.

./easyrp: ./easyrp: cannot execute binary file

Have you tried my binary, or building from source yourself?

Certainly did sir, to no avail.

onyxcode avatar Sep 19 '20 18:09 onyxcode

@itwithlyam I don't think so, I have it working on Linux again, see above comment. All to do is build from source, the prebuilt binary for Linux in releases have some problems.

./easyrp: ./easyrp: cannot execute binary file

Have you tried my binary, or building from source yourself?

Certainly did sir, to no avail.

That's unfortunate, I guess the only way is building it yourself I guess.

sunsetsonwheels avatar Sep 21 '20 13:09 sunsetsonwheels