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you probably still have the old one installed in /usr/local or who knows where: you can see it with
Quote:
Originally Posted by bassmadrigal
What is the output of which sarg?
then you can move it out of the way to use the one you installed from the package...
EDIT: looking better the versions of the application you are showing don't make any sense: the SlackBuild script you have downloaded is for 2.3.9 (have you used that?), you have installed the package for 2.0.5 (which script have you built it from? have you downloaded it?) and the one you have first in your path looks like 2.3.4 (?)...
It definitely looks like you have quite the mismatch of programs installed. How many times have you attempted to install sarg, what were the methods used, and where did you download the programs? As it shows right now, you have 2.0.5 installed via a slackware package, but then you have 2.3.4 available on the command line (which means it might've been just a tarball you expanded into some directory?), and you (supposedly) built 2.3.9, but that's not what's being run (and wasn't installed according to /var/log/packages).
Make sure you answer all the questions, including the which sarg that ponce quoted, so we can try to help you get down to the bottom of this.
Ok, that accounts for one package, what about the other 4? Why didn't you use the link for the newer version of the sarg slackbuild that I posted in post #4? And you still missed the posting the output of which sarg command.
It would really be beneficial if you were to answer all the questions asked when they're asked. This will help us try and solve your problem much quicker rather than continually asking the same questions over and over.
Post the output of which sarg, run (as root) updatedb and then post the output of locate sarg*.t*, post the output of find /usr -type d -iname 'sarg*', and just for good measure, post ls -l /var/log/packages/sarg* again.
Hopefully those commands will give us an idea of what is installed on your system and where. Once we determine that, we can work on removing all the unnecessary copies, and, if needed, get the correct one installed.
EDIT: Just to simplify, let me put it in a code block.
Code:
which sarge
updatedb #run as root and there should be no output from this command
locate sarg*.t*
find /usr -type d -iname 'sarg*'
ls -l /var/log/packages/sarg*
Last edited by bassmadrigal; 12-19-2014 at 04:27 PM.
I'm sorry but my english is not werry well ;-).
Please forgive me ;-)
I'll try answer for the question.
I was install 5 times this packages beacuse I fought I can't install good.
Thanks for help me, thanks for everything answers.
I'll check everything of this post but I'll check this tommorow.
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