houdini not launching
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Are you launching houdini from the same shell that you previous did “source houdini_setup_bash” (from Houdini's install directory)?
yah i am. from the shell i initialize the environment and it initializes fine. so when i type in houdini, hhalo, hescape and such it says that it can't find the command.
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Does typing “$HB/houdini” work? If you do “echo $HB” in the shell, what does it say? What about “echo $PATH” ?
Hello, $HB/houdini doesn't work. echo $HB doesn't spit out anything.
echo $PATH gives this : /usr/kerberos/sbinusr/kerberos/binusr/local/sbinusr/local/binsbinbin:
/usr/sbinusr/binusr/X11R6/binroot/bin
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It'll probably be helpful if we go through the exact steps.
Forgive me if this is very basic or if you"ve done this a thousand times.
If things fail at any point, just post back where they failed and what the error message was, if any.
1- Cd into the directory where you installed houdini:
Assuming you installed houdini-8.0.410 and it's in /opt/
cd /opt/hfs8.0.410/
2- Find out which shell you are using:
echo $SHELL
3- Source the houdini setup file
NOTE: In step 2, if the output is /bin/bash then you need to run:
source houdini_setup_bash
If the output of step 2 was either /bin/csh or /bin/tcsh, you need to run:
source houdini_setup
4-If you made it this far, houdini should be in your path. If you type:
echo $PATH
You should see some reference to houdini in that output.
You can even try:
echo $HB
If you made to step 4 without any errors, go ahead and try to run houdini. In the shell after completing step 4 type the folllowing in the shell:
houdini
Houdini should run. If nothing still happens then you need to make sure sesinetd is running. I believe on fc3 this is set to run on boot or something like that.
To verify if sesinetd is running, in the shell type the following:
ps -e | grep sesinetd
Something should be outputted back. If it's not then we need to start sesinetd.
I guess you can start it by issuing the folllowing command:
/etc/init.d/sesinetd start
I think, that's the command. :?
Hope this helps,
/Rick
Forgive me if this is very basic or if you"ve done this a thousand times.
If things fail at any point, just post back where they failed and what the error message was, if any.
1- Cd into the directory where you installed houdini:
Assuming you installed houdini-8.0.410 and it's in /opt/
cd /opt/hfs8.0.410/
2- Find out which shell you are using:
echo $SHELL
3- Source the houdini setup file
NOTE: In step 2, if the output is /bin/bash then you need to run:
source houdini_setup_bash
If the output of step 2 was either /bin/csh or /bin/tcsh, you need to run:
source houdini_setup
4-If you made it this far, houdini should be in your path. If you type:
echo $PATH
You should see some reference to houdini in that output.
You can even try:
echo $HB
If you made to step 4 without any errors, go ahead and try to run houdini. In the shell after completing step 4 type the folllowing in the shell:
houdini
Houdini should run. If nothing still happens then you need to make sure sesinetd is running. I believe on fc3 this is set to run on boot or something like that.
To verify if sesinetd is running, in the shell type the following:
ps -e | grep sesinetd
Something should be outputted back. If it's not then we need to start sesinetd.
I guess you can start it by issuing the folllowing command:
/etc/init.d/sesinetd start
I think, that's the command. :?
Hope this helps,
/Rick
/Rick
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