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Hi, tkcvs is just a “tickle”
script and from the sounds of it, it can’t find it’s libraries. You could either add a link
in the /usr/lib64 pointing to the /usr/lib/tkcvs directory or at the start of
the version you are using add the lines just before the exec line # Redirect TCLLIBPATH \ export TCLLIBPATH=”$TCLLIBPATH
/usr/lib” (this is space separated not “:”) Cheers, John Whyte ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Message: 7 > Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2005
09:54:21 -0600 > From: Mercury Morris
<mercury.morris@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: tkcvs from
Fedora-Extras for x86_64 > To: Fedora Discussion
< > Message-ID: c36aa47805020507543f6b6d58@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Content-Type:
text/plain; charset=US-ASCII > > The following error
occurs runing tkcvs after installing > the rpm from
Fedora-Extras for x86_64: > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Error in startup
script: invalid command name "get_cde_params" > while
executing > "get_cde_params" > (file
"/usr/bin/tkcvs" line 1) > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Comparing the two rpm
packages (i386 vs. x86_64), > the first observed
difference is that the components > are stored in
/usr/lib/tkcvs vs. /usr/lib64/tkcvs. > > I upgraded one AMD64
system with the rpm for i386 > and the error went
away. > > Comments?
Alternatives? > > -- > MM |
