#2 Version 0.9.5 fails to run

[Anonymous]

I have version 0.8 which runs ok. When I installed
0.9.5, it puts up the splash screen, and then falls
over complaining of a broken pipe, file 6, on the
command flush $eng in cbb_setup, line 25.
I am not a tcl/perl expert, but this seams to be
setting up the interface to the perl engine, and may
be due to something funny on my perl set-up. However,
as the earlier version works, this surprises me.

contact me at dave@livstones.freeserve.co.uk

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[Anonymous]

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I had the same problem using cbb v. 0.9.5 with Debian Linux,
and in fact
this problem was not apparent in the v. 0.9.2 which I
downloaded from cbb.sourceforge.net. Could this problem
have something to do with the
'configure' script?

You may email me at rrahkola@darkwing.uoregon.edu

[Anonymous]

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I had the same problem using cbb v. 0.9.5 with Debian Linux,
and in fact
this problem was not apparent in the v. 0.9.2 which I
downloaded from cbb.sourceforge.net. Could this problem
have something to do with the
'configure' script?

You may email me at rrahkola@darkwing.uoregon.edu

[Anonymous]

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After trying the Perl engine 'cbbdb' on the command line, I
obtained the following error:
> Not enough arguments for mkdir at
/home/rrahkola/cbb/lib/cbb-0.9/perl/groups.pl > line 298,
near "$pathname;"
So I changed the groups.pl line 298 from 'mkdir $pathname;'
to
'mkdir $pathname, 0777;'. The extra argument is a mask
for directory permissions, and apparently isn't optional in
some versions of Perl (e.g. 5.005_03).

[David Lee]

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Thanks, rrankola, your edit has got this version going for
me.
having now played around with version 0.9, I do not see it
giving me any advantages, so will probably stick with
version 0.8. It is not clear what has improved in version
0.9, other than the account groups which for me seem not
needed. There is very little documentation on how they are
intended to be used.