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Distribution: I use both the Ubuntu and Slackware distributions.
Posts: 8
Rep:
Swaret Error
I'm running Slackware 10.0 and have downloaded and installed the latest Swaret. Upon issuing the #swaret --update command, the following error is thrown. Any ideas? The swaret.lang.ENGLISH file does exist in the /usr/share/swaret-1.6.2 directory.
Error:
/usr/share/swaret-1.6.2/swaret.lang.ENGLISH does not exist!
Distribution: I use both the Ubuntu and Slackware distributions.
Posts: 8
Original Poster
Rep:
ls: /usr/share/swaret-1.6.2/swaret.lang.ENGLISH: No such file or directory
I issued the command from / where Swaret directories install, usr. and etc reside. I can browse to the same path and see the the swaret.lang.ENGLISH file.
Swaret 1.6.2 MOST DEFINATELY still works. I am running it with slackware current (10). All you need to do is change your DEP_ROOT in /etc/swaret.conf to the new site:
DEP_ROOT=http://swaret.sourceforge.net
Also check out the new website at the same url.
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