Hello Gert!

Wednesday December 28 2016 21:53, you wrote to me:

Well that is a little odd unless that you having installed mbse (with sudo 
make
install or equiv.) forgot to exit the terminal and then login again using a
fresh terminal so that the env. settings would be in effect.

I take it that you are using mbse v1.0.9 and have followed the instructons for
installing on a gentoo type distro.


Vince
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 >  * Reply to message originally in area CarbonArea

 > Hello Vince!

 > Wed Dec 28 2016, Vince Coen wrote to Gert Andersen:

 >>> I just say bad mbsebbs on my third linux system there now not got
 >>> down of error and it scripts file init.gentoo where it is the
 >>> /etc/init.d/mbsebbs file there got bad to things for use of ebegin
 >>> and eend not like to work self if I have added {PATH}: in the
 >>> script file. Soe there have a solution for that there is that it
 >>> has worked before. So it can be helped out to work on gentoo.

 VC>> When reporting problems please specify :

 VC>> Exactly what version you are installing.
 VC>> What Linux distro / version / hardware if not  Intel.

 > The problem was when I on my gentoo linux pc3 was run as root
 > /etc/init.d/mbsebbs start was mbsebbs comes out with report error in
 > script file mbsebbs in line line as ebegin and eend and that it was
 > bad command. But now after some time and 12 hours nothing done got I
 > it to work by had done a full pc reboot and it works again.

 >   Take care,
 >             Gert

 >       - Get the best with linux -



Vince

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