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goggyturk 08-27-2006 10:16 AM

Can't access folder in Java install
 
This is a strange one that has me stumped, but may have an easy answer for a veteran.

I've been installing the Java plugin from the Firefox site (tried IBM and Sun flavours. When I run the install script it creates the folder with the version number, in this case: jrel.5.0_07. However, I can't get the folder to open for love nor money. The error message is

bash: cd: jrel.5.0_07: No such file or directory

When I run find then the folder is accessed and its contents can be seen, I just can't open the damn thing.

I installed it under root via su and I can't complete the installation as I have to copy/link a couple of things from in there. Annoyingly, I installed once before and it worked fine.

I tried installing to different folders under /usr, but no joy. Also checked / changed the permissions using chmod (up to 777). It allowed me to do that and still wouldn't let me in.

Anyone got any ideas?

debiant 08-27-2006 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by goggyturk
This is a strange one that has me stumped, but may have an easy answer for a veteran.

I've been installing the Java plugin from the Firefox site (tried IBM and Sun flavours. When I run the install script it creates the folder with the version number, in this case: jrel.5.0_07. However, I can't get the folder to open for love nor money. The error message is

bash: cd: jrel.5.0_07: No such file or directory

When I run find then the folder is accessed and its contents can be seen, I just can't open the damn thing.

I installed it under root via su and I can't complete the installation as I have to copy/link a couple of things from in there. Annoyingly, I installed once before and it worked fine.

I tried installing to different folders under /usr, but no joy. Also checked / changed the permissions using chmod (up to 777). It allowed me to do that and still wouldn't let me in.

Anyone got any ideas?

you're typing l instead of 1 for jre1.5.0_07, for future reference, if you think it's possible that you may be mistyping a filename or directory name, type the first few characters and hit the tab button on your keyboard and it will automagically complete the filename for you.

goggyturk 08-28-2006 11:39 AM

Oops... looks like that sorted it. Thanks for the tip, I'll try to remember it in future.

Doh!


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