I trying to use Komodo-IDE-9.1.0-87337-linux-x86 w CentOS release 6.6 (Final).
installed into /opt/Komodo-IDE-9
[136]gamma{grieve} /opt/Komodo-IDE-9/bin/komodo
komodo: error: error creating ‘/home/grieve/.komodoide’: File exists
komodo: error: could not determine the user data dir
[152]gamma{grieve} rm -Rf /home/grieve/.komodoide
[153]gamma{grieve} ls /home/grieve/.komodoide
ls: cannot access /home/grieve/.komodoide: No such file or directory
[154]gamma{grieve} /opt/Komodo-IDE-9/bin/komodo
komodo: error: error creating ‘/home/grieve/.komodoide’: File exists
komodo: error: could not determine the user data dir
Below is the output from the install script
NB in reference to below, I have selinux Disabled.
root-->tar -xvf Komodo-IDE-9.1.0-87337-linux-x86.tar
root-->cd Komodo-IDE-9.1.0-87337-linux-x86
root-->./install.sh
Enter directory in which to install Komodo. Leave blank and
press 'Enter' to use the default [~/Komodo-IDE-9].
Install directory: /opt/Komodo-IDE-9
chcon: can't apply partial context to unlabeled file `/opt/xy/lib/mozilla/libfreebl3.so'
chcon: can't apply partial context to unlabeled file `/opt/xy/lib/mozilla/libfreebl3.so'
chcon: can't apply partial context to unlabeled file `/opt/xy/lib/mozilla/libfreebl3.so'
chcon: can't apply partial context to unlabeled file `/opt/xy/lib/mozilla/libfreebl3.so'
install: warning: could not set SELinux security context for '/opt/xy/lib/mozilla/libfreebl3.so': 'texrel_shlib_t', 'textrel_shlib_t', 'shlib_t', 's0' contexts failed (this can be safely ignored if you do not use SELinux on your system)
==============================================================================
Komodo IDE 9 has been successfully installed to:
*& so on ...*
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[164]gamma{grieve} Komodo-IDE-9/bin/komodo
komodo: error: error creating ‘/home/grieve/.komodoide’: File exists
komodo: error: could not determine the user data dir
If I delete the dir ~/komodoide; & retry I get the same error
[164]gamma{grieve} Komodo-IDE-9/bin/komodo --help
works as expected, but then it odes not read any setup files.
what’s i that dir ?
[165]gamma{grieve} ls -lR /home/grieve/.komodoide
/home/grieve/.komodoide:
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 grieve public 31 Jun 26 12:22 9.1/
/home/grieve/.komodoide/9.1:
total 0
-rwxr-xr-x 1 grieve public 0 Jun 26 12:22 mutex.lock*
while I have NOT yet solve this, I have determined that the problem seems to be
connected w NFS. In this work environment, /home is NFS mounted from a central
server.
I created a local account w $HOME=/lhome/dragon
The komodo binary started w/o problem.
This is unfortunate to say the least.
I normally work on a Mac w Yosemite, & SMB mounts; however w komodo 9.1 the editor started
adding random amounts of NULLs to the file. So I thought I edit on the host which owns the file (CentOS )
but cannot work with NFS ? is komodo some how tuned for stand alone systems?
hi @gve, sorry for taking SO LONG to respond. This topic had just come up on the bug tracker and I found this thread. It appears I missed your response last year, my apologies.