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From: Edward A. <ed...@ul...> - 2000-11-03 23:46:30
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Hi, We've just installed 'modules' here and a few people have used it before but no one's installed it. I'm concerned that the installation didn't go quite right. % cd /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko/init # this is where they installed it % cat .modulespath # I've moved the comments to the line above # # @(#).modulespath.in 1.3\t95/08/06 # Module version 3.0.8-rko # # Modulepath initial setup # ======================== # # This file defines the initial setup for the module files search path. # Comments may be added anywhere. The begin on # and continue until the # end of the line # Each line containing a single path will be added to the MODULEPATH en- # vironment varibale. You may add as many as you want - just limited by # the variable size of your shell. # # location of version files /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko/versions # Module pkg modulefiles /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko$MODULE_VERSION/modulefiles ########## # General module files /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko/modulefiles # Edit for your requirements # /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko/your_contribs % The following line is suspect: /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko$MODULE_VERSION/modulefiles Which leads to this: % echo $MODULEPATH /usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko/versions:/usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko$MODULE_VERSION/modulefiles:/usr/local/modules-3.0.8-rko/modulefiles: Is this correct? Thanks, /Ed |