code saturne install 1.3.3

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15 years 3 weeks ago #2726 by chavagne jean
code saturne install 1.3.3 was created by chavagne jean
I am trying to download the "install script code 1.3.3" in the /home/saturne/install and i receive this syntax error .
What's my mistake?

[root@localhost Install]# wget research.edf.com/fichiers/fckeditor/File/E DF%20RD/Code_Saturne/Fichiers/install-133(1).tgz
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[root@localhost Install]#

thanks

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15 years 1 day ago #2815 by David
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Im a newbee to Linux so these comments are from observations. I had the same problem. It seems that the tar xvf command doesn't recognize brackets. So by removing them solves the problems.

David

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14 years 10 months ago #2931 by David Monfort
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That must happen because of the paren in the url. You should try with double quotes around the url, like:
[code:1]wget "http://..."[/code:1]

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David

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14 years 10 months ago #2943 by chavagne jean
Replied by chavagne jean on topic Re:code saturne install 1.3.3
My probème is that I am not computer scientist but I improve. For example I am able to install salome-meca 2009.1. I follow the installation guides, But for the code Saturn I block to the "setup" level (to undertstand I am studying Vi),
I AWAITS with impatiance the new CAElinux 2009 32 Bits
thanks for the answers

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14 years 10 months ago #2968 by David Monfort
Replied by David Monfort on topic Re:code saturne install 1.3.3
You're learning the hard way! Vi is not the easiest tool, though powerful...
The easiest way to install Code_Saturne is to follow these steps:
  1. Download needed packages (BFT, FVM, Preprocessor, Kernel, Graphical User Interface) through Firefox or any available brower (this is easier than with wget)
  2. Download the installer
  3. Read the README file in the install archive for more information
  4. Modify the setup file if needed (add some dependencies for example)
  5. Run the install_saturne.py script in a terminal
  6. Wait...
I know the installation is not the more robust part of Code_Saturne... Let's say that next beta version (released during the summer) will be easier to install, and that we work on packaging as well.

If you are stuck somewhere, let me know, or contact the support.

Regards,
David

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14 years 9 months ago #3102 by Slepeny Panacek
Replied by Slepeny Panacek on topic Re:code saturne install 1.3.3
Hi,

I finally start install Code-Saturne (without any intervention in cs_profile and etc.) but at the end (I think) I got this message:

Installation of ics-1.4.0 on architecture Linux_x86_64

Error : opening /home/kupkovi/saturne/Interface/ics-1.4.0/SaturneGUI
Code_Saturne GUI not available

I know that's not any SaturneGUI but how could I get here or is this ever error? Or I can't be afraid this?

And the last question: how could I install SYRTHES?

Regards jrz

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