Tremulous Forum
General => Troubleshooting => Topic started by: johnny on June 28, 2010, 07:06:26 am
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I get this error when I run the setup:
Verifying archive integrity... All good.
Uncompressing Tremulous 1.1.0...
./setup.sh: 262: /home/aaa/.setup1783: not found
./setup.sh: 273: /home/aaa/.setup1783: not found
The setup program seems to have failed on amd64/glibc-2.1
Fatal error, no tech support email configured in this setup
Press Return to close this window...
Don't know what the shit that is so I appreciate any of your expertise.
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did you download trem from the repo?
if so, completely remove the package with synaptic, and then install it again.
or
you could just download it from the trem site, decompress it, and then right click on the tremulous executable and set execute permissions.
then double-click and go!
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That's what he did, note the extraction at the top.
It's possible that it was a bad download, you could always try again.
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That's what he did, note the extraction at the top.
It's possible that it was a bad download, you could always try again.
ummm.... it's impossible to tell weather he got it from the repo or not from his post
but yeah, fail download indeed
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I removed and reinstalled via Synaptic, and now I get this:
(http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/6441/screenshottremulous.png)
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Um, just a wild guess, but try reinstalling your hud if you have one, if not, try reinstalling your vm's.
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Ubuntu's package is currently even more fucked than it used to be.
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Ubuntu's package is currently even more fucked than it used to be.
is it possible to get them to fix their package?!?!?!?
i notice that the text you posted has "amd64" are you running pure64bit OS
i think when i first changed to 64bit the 1.1.0 installer didn't work and i had to manually extract the files and install the game manually
to manually extract the files do
./tremulous-1.1.0-installer.x86.run --target tremulousthen you want to login as root use su or something and copy the files and set permissions
cp -R ./tremulous /usr/local/games
cd /usr/local/games/tremulous
chown -R root:root ./
chmod -R 755 ./
make sure when you run it you use /usr/local/games/tremulous as your working directory and i recommend upgrading to a newer client after you install it
i think that's all correct im sure someone will correct me if im wrong by the time you read it anyway good luck
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Well we spent a couple of years trying to convince them that running a buggy server without the users knowledge spamming up the net was a bad idea, but they seem to really hate their users. I've given up on ever trying to get ubuntu to do the right thing.
Although there's probably now users who installed the game, never could play it, and are (without knowing it) running a server >_>.
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Ubuntu's package is currently even more fucked than it used to be.
is it possible to get them to fix their package?!?!?!?
i notice that the text you posted has "amd64" are you running pure64bit OS
i think when i first changed to 64bit the 1.1.0 installer didn't work and i had to manually extract the files and install the game manually
to manually extract the files do
./tremulous-1.1.0-installer.x86.run --target tremulousthen you want to login as root use su or something and copy the files and set permissions
cp -R ./tremulous /usr/local/games
cd /usr/local/games/tremulous
chown -R root:root ./
chmod -R 755 ./
make sure when you run it you use /usr/local/games/tremulous as your working directory and i recommend upgrading to a newer client after you install it
i think that's all correct im sure someone will correct me if im wrong by the time you read it anyway good luck
Tried to manually extract it but got the same error as the one I get when running the installer.
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Tried to manually extract it but got the same error as the one I get when running the installer.
Try the zip file: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/tremulous/tremulous-1.1.0.zip?download