rebol/core macos x
[1/3] from: interface::p3k::org at: 15-Apr-2001 18:41
hi there.
i downloaded core024.tar.gz and unpacked it into the Applications
directory of my macos x harddisk.
because i was not able to run it from aqua, i tried it via the shell,
but all i get is a "Command not found" error.
i know only little about unix / freebsd, but i could imagine that i have
to put the rebol binary in some special place (e.g. usr/bin).
to do this, however, i need superuser access and i do not know the root
password... or is there another way to make rebol work?
did somebody already successfully installed rebol on macos x? any help
is appreciated.
best regards,
tobi
[2/3] from: warp:reboot:ch at: 17-Apr-2001 1:57
> From: piefke 3000 <[interface--p3k--org]>
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> because i was not able to run it from aqua, i tried it via the shell,
> but all i get is a "Command not found" error.
try this:
open Terminal and type:
cd /Applications/core024\ Folder/
./rebol
> i know only little about unix / freebsd, but i could imagine that i have
> to put the rebol binary in some special place (e.g. usr/bin).
follow the Core Guide.
if you are using the default shell, you'll find the login and aliases files
in: /usr/share/init/tcsh/
> to do this, however, i need superuser access and i do not know the root
> password... or is there another way to make rebol work?
you can reset the "root" password with the OSX CD installer.
> did somebody already successfully installed rebol on macos x? any help
> is appreciated.
rock'nd rolling on 8.6 9.0 9.1 X ( you can even run a webserver in classic
mode on X lunching the OS9 version of rebol.. 8))
> best regards,
> tobi
hope this help 8)
have fun 2x8)
Will
[3/3] from: ingo:2b1 at: 17-Apr-2001 9:41
Hi Tobi,
you don't need to put it at a special place, just be sure
to search where you put it, e.g.
- put it in a bin subdir in your home, and start via
unix-shell> ~/bin/rebol
- add your personal bin to your path (this is a bash example)
put this in your startup files (for bash that's .bashrc in
your home dir)
export PATH=$PATH:/home/tobi/bin
I hope this gets you started,
kind regards,
Ingo
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