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tng5737:
I installed this on Ubuntu - works fine!
I did have to install the php pkg using 'sudo apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5'
I created a dir in the /var/www folder called NC and placed the un-tar'd contents in that dir
ran the install.php
everything appears to function!

smeighan:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginI installed this on Ubuntu - works fine!
I did have to install the php pkg using 'sudo apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5'
I created a dir in the /var/www folder called NC and placed the un-tar'd contents in that dir
ran the install.php
everything appears to function!

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and if you are installing on linux you need to download a linux gnuplot.
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thanks

bajadahl:
FYI - After installing gnuplot and adding it to the path I had to restart wamp for the path to be recognized.  Everything appeared to be working except I was getting a gnuplot path error on the output screen for nutcracker.

I installed gnuplot last so that may be why it wasn't recognized until after restarting the wamp services.

Now everything appears to be working but I am getting a lot of undefined offset warnings, and fclose warnings. 

It does appear to work and I am gettings good gif animations, although, I was only doing the install to prove your procedure and test a little.  I think the procedure works well on a clean install. i.e.: I didn't have Skype or any other software for that matter in the way of a clean setup.

Sean, One of the "few" ways I can help is to run installs from scratch any time you want to test a new install procedure as the team tries to automate more of the install.  I can build test virtual machines in a few minutes if ever you find that to be helpful.

dpitts:
You can turn off error reporting by doing the following.

Click on the Wamp icon in the Windows tray ->PHP->PHP Settings->display errors. To uncheck it.

kgustafson:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginFYI - After installing gnuplot and adding it to the path I had to restart wamp for the path to be recognized.  Everything appeared to be working except I was getting a gnuplot path error on the output screen for nutcracker.

I installed gnuplot last so that may be why it wasn't recognized until after restarting the wamp services.

Now everything appears to be working but I am getting a lot of undefined offset warnings, and fclose warnings. 

It does appear to work and I am gettings good gif animations, although, I was only doing the install to prove your procedure and test a little.  I think the procedure works well on a clean install. i.e.: I didn't have Skype or any other software for that matter in the way of a clean setup.

Sean, One of the "few" ways I can help is to run installs from scratch any time you want to test a new install procedure as the team tries to automate more of the install.  I can build test virtual machines in a few minutes if ever you find that to be helpful.

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bajadahl,

I think you just became an official tester  ;D

Good to hear that you can test it out.  I am working exclusively in local, and also see a lot of the errors (and have slowly been knocking some of those out--but truthfully, I am focused most of the time on project and getting it to work fully).  I believe Sean spends most of his coding time working on the main server.   he does work on local instances as well, but most of his focus is on meighan.net. 

Kurt

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