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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 29 for Linux => Topic started by: RalfK on October 18, 2022, 01:45:23 pm
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I'm a bit puzzled right now. I've installed JRiver on Debian 11 many times before. But now there is a problem with a new installation: when starting Mediacenter 29 and also Mediacenter 30, there is only a small black window with an OK button. You can click this twice. Then nothing???
The other day I had this after installing Mediacenter 30 using installJRMC. But after deinstallation and manual installation it worked. Now I've uninstalled and reinstalled v29.0.86 and v30.0.20 several times, but only the black window... Have anyone any ideas?
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an addendum: I was able to start Mediacanter29 once via command line. If I try again now, there are many, many lines of errors:
"cp: cannot create regular file"
plus various paths such as
".jriver/Media Center 29/Skins/Standard View/Aruba/ActionWindow_Back.png': No such file or directory"
or
".jriver/Media Center 29/Visualizations/Track Info/Dreamstate/bg2.jpg': No such file or directory"
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Sounds like it wasn't installed correctly.
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Now I did a clean install of Debian11 without trying installJRMC first. Instead I installed directly manually. Now it works :)
It seems that the installation with installJRMC went so badly wrong that further attempts afterward didn't stand a chance; despite ./installJRMC -u
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You might want to report that in the InstallJRMC thread.
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I have the same problem in Ubuntu 22.04 Did a manual install... still no good!
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Are you trying to install MC29 or MC30? Any errors? What architecture? Any terminal output? Going to need more information.
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Are you trying to install MC29 or MC30? Any errors? What architecture? Any terminal output? Going to need more information.
Sorry! Trying to install MC30. No errors upon install but as was said before multiple errors (cp: cannot create regular file '/home/andromede/.jriver/Media Center 30/Visualizations/Vis Studio/Spectrum Analyzer/Purple Dance.mjv': No such file or directory) when running Mediacenter30 from terminal. Architecture is AMD64.
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I can't seem to replicate this, obviously something is going awry during the library migration step, but I can't see anything obvious. I'd recommend checking your ~/.jriver permissions and selinux logs.
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I can't seem to replicate this, obviously something is going awry during the library migration step, but I can't see anything obvious. I'd recommend checking your ~/.jriver permissions and selinux logs.
It seems I'm not experienced enough to access the selinux logs, as for the ~/.jriver permissions, the /jriver/ folder does not exist... I'm surprised the install procedure didn't signal a problem with creating that folder. Thank you for the help!
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It seems I'm not experienced enough to access the selinux logs, as for the ~/.jriver permissions, the /jriver/ folder does not exist... I'm surprised the install procedure didn't signal a problem with creating that folder. Thank you for the help!
mkdir -p ~/.jriver
chmod -R 777 ~/.jriver (probably *not* needed but can weed out weird permission problems)
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mkdir -p ~/.jriver
chmod -R 777 ~/.jriver (probably *not* needed but can weed out weird permission problems)
That's all it took. Works like a charm now. Thank you!!
André
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That's all it took. Works like a charm now. Thank you!!
André
No worries. Glad it sorted things.
If you're coming from another OS, users, groups and how they interact with permissions can be mystifying. I still find myself occasionally scratching my head over things.