> On Tue, 29 Oct 2013, Erin Hodgess wrote:
>
>> I'm on a Centos 5 Red Hat system and I'm trying to install such packages
>> as
>> Cairo, Rserve, etc.
>> However, I keep getting an error: sh:/bin/sh bad interpreter.
Erin, just to add to what Rich wrote, this may be a disk related result as
well. I get this error occasionally on my posix systems. Assuming that
you are using install.packages I would check the disk permissions for the
files and for the disk they reside on. If, for example, you are
installing them on a disk partition that does not have the executable flag
set in fstab you may get this error because the system is unwilling to run
code resident on those partitions.
Collin.
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