Mac .command file won't run

[Guest marbre]

I downloaded the mac install rar file. after extracting, I placed the files in the BGII folder. Double clicking on the .command file gives the following error: "The .command file '/BGII - SoA/setup-song_and_silence.command' could not open. Most likely it is not executable." Anyone know how to fix this?

[Guest Guest]

I downloaded the mac install rar file. after extracting, I placed the files in the BGII folder. Double clicking on the .command file gives the following error: "The .command file '/BGII - SoA/setup-song_and_silence.command' could not open.  Most likely it is not executable." Anyone know how to fix this?

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Found the problem. In a terminal window needed to issue the following:

 

chmod +x setup-song_and_silence

chmod +x setup-song_and_silence.command

[Andyr]

Is this something we need to fix on our end?

 

I don't use a Mac so it wasn't me who made the Mac installer.

[the bigg]

I'll prepare a fixed version on a Linux machine ASAP

[the bigg]

http://linuz.sns.it/~v.bigiani/files/OSX-S...lence-fixed.rar . I didn't test this archive, but it should work. I don't know if passing through a Winows machine would clear the -x setting, though - I'll run some half-assed test.

[Guest marbre]

http://linuz.sns.it/~v.bigiani/files/OSX-S...lence-fixed.rar . I didn't test this archive, but it should work. I don't know if passing through a Winows machine would clear the -x setting, though - I'll run some half-assed test.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

 

Could it be that the compression software doesn't store the -x setting? Or something with the mac os file structure? I don't know. I did try two different extraction programs and got the same result.

[Guest Guest]

http://linuz.sns.it/~v.bigiani/files/OSX-S...lence-fixed.rar . I didn't test this archive, but it should work. I don't know if passing through a Winows machine would clear the -x setting, though - I'll run some half-assed test.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

I just noticed your link to the fixed rar. I tried it and the two files now extract as unix executable.

[Guest marbre]

I tried your fixed files and now get the follwing

 

[sETUP-TUTUFIX.TP2] PARSE ERROR at line 228 column 26-44

Near Text: STRING_COMPARE_CASE

syntax error

 

I didn't get this message before. It spits this line out several times before it exits.

[Guest Guest]

I started BGII and it looks like the mods installed okay. Still, I would like to know why those error messages occured. Anyone have a clue?

[Guest Guest]

I got another one for you. The sox file inside the sounds-and-silence folder needs to be an executable. Otherwise you get the following errors:

 

Converting A!RA01.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Converting A!RA02.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Converting A!RA03.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Converting A!RA04.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

 

I still need help with the parse errors!

[Andyr]

I tried your fixed files and now get the follwing

 

[sETUP-TUTUFIX.TP2] PARSE ERROR at line 228 column 26-44

Near Text: STRING_COMPARE_CASE

        syntax error

 

I didn't get this message before. It spits this line out several times before it exits.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

That's an issue with Tutufix, not this mod.

 

Just to check... You are installing Tutu and Tutufix BEFORE Song and Silence, right?

[the bigg]

I got another one for you. The sox file inside the sounds-and-silence folder needs to be an executable. Otherwise you get the following errors:

 

Converting A!RA01.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Converting A!RA02.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Converting A!RA03.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Converting A!RA04.ogg

song_and_silence/audio-install.sh: line 7: song_and_silence/sox: Permission denied

Ouch, I forgot to chmod sox. I cannot update the archive, since sshd on that host seems to be down

 

 

I still need help with the parse errors!

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Um, no clue. Did you update your weidu? Unfortunately, on Mac it doesn't autoupdate.

 

EDIT: Tutufix didn't give any parse errors with weidu 193, obviously.

 

@Andyr: he installed Tutufix before. The messages were spit out in the part of weidu that does "scan all tp2s, find out component names, and print them in the log".

[Guest Guest]

Balduran's has weidu v188 for the mac. That's the one I installed.

 

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[the bigg]

The latest is 192, available from http://www.weidu.org/~thebigg.

 

For some reason, on Mac you have to manually overwrite all setup-mymod files (but not the .command ones) with a copy of the latest weidu. Some variant of

 

for a in `ls setup-* | grep -vi command | grep -vi tp2`; do cp `which WeiDU` $a; done

should do the trick. Remember to do this manually, as the version available from weidu.org is sligtly wrong.

[Guest Guest]

The latest is 192, available from http://www.weidu.org/~thebigg.

 

For some reason, on Mac you have to manually overwrite all setup-mymod files (but not the .command ones) with a copy of the latest weidu. Some variant of

 

for a in `ls setup-* | grep -vi command | grep -vi tp2`; do cp `which WeiDU` $a; done

should do the trick. Remember to do this manually, as the version available from weidu.org is sligtly wrong.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Two questions:

 

1. Do I need to uninstall v188 first?

2. Where do I run the code above? In the BGII directory?