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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11624

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Hi guys! :)

I tried to install CT at Debian Jessie (oldstable) x64, only to get this error:
>./install.sh

====================================================
             CodeTyphon Studio
            Version 6.40 (GEN 6)
   Installation for: Linux-Solaris-FreeBSD-MacOS
====================================================

-----ERROR------ ERROR ----ERROR--------------

Current user can NOT run the sudo command
To correct this problem:
1) Install sudo
2) Add current user to sudo list
   with root privileges

-----ERROR------ ERROR ----ERROR--------------
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I have sudo installed and in working state.
Any hints? B)

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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11625

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Maybe this helps:

Open a terminal and exec
sudo nano /etc/sudoers

add at the end of /etc/sudoers the line
username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL

www.pilotlogic.com/sitejoom/index.php/13...s/548-ct-on-debian-9

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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11626

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THANKS Zeljko!!! ;)
I missed the guide.

I followed the described steps until the end and I choose to build the KDE5 IDE.
However there's no related menu entry.
Ehm...how can I launch the just built IDE?
There's no Run Typhon64 IDE or related entry.
I got no error messages, but I think the installation failed.

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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11627

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Did you install CodeTyphon OK ?
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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11628

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Yes. Everything seems it went right.
No error messages received.

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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11629

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So
-Open CodeTyphon Center
--Set platform to KDE5 (menu CodeTyphon // Settings)
--Install System Libraries (menu Host PC // Install System Libraries)
--Build TyphonIDE (menu Typhon-IDE // Remove and Build ALL)

Like this

CTCenter will buld Typhon-IDE for QT5 as Host Platform


Always you don't need to build TyphonIDE forQT5 to build app for QT5

You can build app for QT5 with Typhon IDE build for GTK2 or QT4

Typhon for QT4 ==> app for QT4, QT5, GTK2 , FpGUI etc (all supported platform targets)
or
Typhon for QT5 ==> app for QT4, QT5, GTK2 , FpGUI etc (all supported platform targets)
or
Typhon for GTK2 ==> app for QT4, QT5, GTK2 , FpGUI etc (all supported platform targets)

Debian is one of our LAB reference OS
we install and build CT on Debian 5 times per day (at least)
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Installation's failure. 6 years 6 months ago #11630

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1) I retried with QT4, but installation also failed.
At the end of a long process it write an error message "Sorry...", but it closed the console immediately, so I couldn't read it on it's entity.

2) I've no doubt that CT installs flawlessly on Debian but at which Debian? :)
I'm on Jessie (oldstable) and on top of that, I've disabled the SystemD monstrosity.
So, Jessie without SystemD is a quite different beast than Stretch.
There's no guarantee that a piece of software which works on one will also work on the other.

I'll give up CT for the time being and I'll be back when I'll get my hands on a more up to date system (than Jessie).
THANKS AGAIN for all your help!!!
Bye! :)
G.

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