Hi Mohammed! * Mohammed Sameer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050814 00:52]:
> $ ppracer [..] > error evalating language-settings file > /usr/local/share/ppracer/translations/languages.tcl : falsecouldn't read file > "/usr/local/share/ppracer/translations/languages.tcl": no such file or > directory > error evalating language file /usr/local/share/ppracer/translations/en_GB.tcl > : falsecouldn't read file > "/usr/local/share/ppracer/translations/languages.tcl": no such file or > directorycouldn't read file > "/usr/local/share/ppracer/translations/en_GB.tcl": no such file or directory > *** ppracer error: Can't find the ppracer data directory. Please check the > value of `data_dir' in ~/.ppracer/options and set it to the location where you > installed the ppracer-data files. I coulnd't reproduce your bug, but at least I know where the problem is. Please try the following: - Edit the file ~/.ppracer/options. At the very begining there should seems to be the following: set data_dir "/usr/local/share/ppracer/" - Please change that to: set data_dir "/usr/share/games/ppracer" and see if ppracer starts now. For some reason your configuration file seem to point to the wrong directory. I don't know why, but that should have corrected it, and ppracer should now start. If it does not, please mail me your ~/.ppracer/options, if it does please help to find out, why your configuration file was wrong. The easiest explanation for me would be, that you once run an other ppracer version than the one of the Debian package (which installed it's data files in a different directory). Do you had once ppracer compiled by your own? Or do you share your home directory with other GNU/Linux distributions? Or something similar? If you didn't did anything like that, let's check a bit more... let's see. Out of curiosity, it would be interesting, if you send me the output of "ls -ld ~/.ppracer/*". And let's see, if it works... first save your old .ppracer in a different location: "cd ~ ; mv .ppracer .ppracer-old". If you now start ppracer, it can't find the configuration file, and will create a new one. So please runn ppracer, quit the game, and see where the "set data_dir" in your .ppracer/options points to. If it points to /usr/share/games/ppracer everything is fine, and if you realy didn't run an other binary before, I realy don't know, why you had a wrong entry in the configuration file. If it still points to something in /usr/local/... there is something realy wrong... Yours sincerely, Alexander -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
