NCTUns ./install.sh problem
 

I am trying to install NCTUns v6.0 on Fedora 12. i have untared the file. but when i execute "./install.sh" as a root user, i get the following error.

./install: line 88: [: !=: unary operator expected
./install: line 93: [: !=: unary operator expected
./install: line 106: stop_log: command not found

Thanks for help

NCTUns-6.0 ..
Is it this package: NCTUns-allinone-linux-2.6.31.6-f12.20100113.tar.gz ?

Usually no issues with NCTUns. Are you sure that your shell is bash ?
( Or could bash be an alias for another shell ? )

Please try : 1) su
2) bash install.sh


EDIT : Found this .. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...all-sh-627423/

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Yes the package is NCTUns-allinone-linux-2.6.31.6-f12.20100113.tar.gz
i did "echo $SHELL" and it gave me /bin/bash. so i think my shell is bash. it still gives me the same message.

how could MKDIR solve the problem ? mentioned at the post? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...all-sh-627423/

Are you in the current directory where the 'install.sh' file is kept? If not then go into that directory and try using -

@satyaveer. yes i am in the same directory, i executed your command but the result is the same error message

# 4.

One suggestion. About the link with the "MKDIR statement" :
The OP, @7ser23 has no posts since 2010.
May be you could send the OP an email ?
He / she may not be subscribed to the thread any more ...
→ → http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ember&u=398227

And if you solve your issues, please share the solution
in a new post, here in the thread.

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@knudfl. yes i have already emailed him/her. actually you sent me this NCTUns v6 cd just recently to malaysia. and i just can't wait to get going with nctuns. i will share it for sure when the issue is solved.

Well my problem is solved. its not a comprehensive solution but i will tell you what i did. I was trying to install NCTUns v6 on a virtual fedora 12. Previously I installed NS2.34 on the same virtual fedora 12. I just installed a fresh copy of virtual fedora 12 and untared NCTUns and the command ./install.sh just worked :)

So, the problem was just because of the package, right?

@satyaveer. I can not say for sure. But it worked for me, Maybe NS2 and NCTUns don't like each other :)