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Well anyway I do and there is a great software to help with the game named Hattrick Organizer (http://www.hattrickorganizer.de/) it requires Java to run and it's suppose to run under Linux to (as stated on their site) by executing the "HO.sh" file however I haven't been able to figure out how to make it work
HO.sh file only contains this line "java -jar hocoded.jar" so maybe someone could tell me if something needs to be changed
I really dont know this program, but java programs need java, and they usually need to know where it is.
Simly running "HO.sh" should work. Command:
sh HO.sh
(works even if it doesn't have the execute permission)
If it complains about not finding java, you need to find it, and I suggest adding it to the PATH variable (permanent fix), although I think it would work if you just changed the "java" word i HO.sh to the full path.
I really dont know this program, but java programs need java, and they usually need to know where it is.
Simly running "HO.sh" should work. Command:
sh HO.sh
(works even if it doesn't have the execute permission)
If it complains about not finding java, you need to find it, and I suggest adding it to the PATH variable (permanent fix), although I think it would work if you just changed the "java" word i HO.sh to the full path.
Hi changed the line in HO.sh from "java -jar hocoded.jar" to "/usr/java/j2re1.4.2_02/bin/java -jar hocoded.jar" and then run the file from console using $ sh HO.sh and it works now
Thanks a lot !
I was wandering would it be possible to make a shortcut for it on the desktop so I don't need to go to console every time I want to run it ? I tried by creating Link to application on my Desktop but it didn't work, is there a way to do it ?
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