Hi Uwe
It works modifying a little bit your command instead of "file:=/home/..." I
used "file:///home/..."
install.packages("marginalmodelplots", dependencies=TRUE,
contriburl="file:///home/bioadm/install/R_packages/test/")
Thanks for your time and your patience
Regards
Joël
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Hi Uwe
I tried
install.packages("marginalmodelplots", dependencies=TRUE,
contriburl="/home/bioadm/install/R_packages/test")
But I got always the same error
install.packages("marginalmodelplots", dependencies=TRUE,
contriburl="/home/bioadm/install/R_packages/test/")
Warning: unable to access i
Hi
I created a directory which contains just the two packages
"marginalmodelplots_0.4.2.tar.gz " and " locfit_1.5-7.tar.gz " called test
I launched the command write_PACKAGES as follows
write_PACKAGES("/home/bioadm/install/R_packages/test/", type ="source")
As you can see I have now in my dir
Hi
I checked inside the directory but I have the PACKAGE file as you can see
ls /home/bioadm/install/R_packages/test/PACKAGES
PACKAGES PACKAGES.gz
I created them using this command
write_PACKAGES("../test/", type="win.binary" )
I retried the command but I got the same error.
install.pa
Hi Uwe
Thanks for your answer.
I tried to install the packages "marginalmodelplots_0.4.2.tar.gz" from a local
repository "/home/bioadm/install/R_packages/120416/" using your suggestion
(i.e. install.packages(, contriburl="/home/joel/RPacks"))
I paste below the command
install.packages("/
Hello R-Members
I have to install several R packages on a Unix server which doesn't have
internet connection.
I downloaded some packages manually and I installed it from source using the
command R CMD INSTALL and it's work but in some cases I can't install the
package because of the depende
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