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Actually, that was the command I tried typing (typo in the original msg). Still no luck, ldmadmin not found. Matt >===== Original Message From "Stonie R. Cooper" <stonie.cooper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ===== >Matt, > >Try "ldmadmin mkqueue". > >Stonie > >On Friday February 28 2003 00:02, Matt Rosier wrote: >> Hello all, >> >> I am fairly new to Linux, so please excuse any ignorance. I have just >> installed LDM in /home/ldm by strictly following all of the preinstallation >> and installation guidelines. However, when I attempt to run the command >> "ldm mkqueue" I am told that the command was not found. >> >> I've tried running the command ./ldmadmin.in mkqueue and I receive: >> >> Feb 27 23:50:15 UTC @ : make_pq: mkqueue failed >> >> As far as I know, my settings in scriptconfig are correct: >> >> perl="/usr/bin/perl" >> LDMHOME="/usr/local/ldm" >> >> And in ldmadmin.in I have modified the first line to reflect the location >> of perl. >> >> I really appreciate the assistance and patience in helping out a newbie :) >> >> Thanks, >> >> Matt >> >> Matthew J. Rosier >> Junior >> UNC Asheville Atmospheric Science > >-- >Stonie Cooper >Planetary Data, Incorporated >(402) 782-6611/(770) 713-6763
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