Note that cean:available(). does not work either - it returns a fragment
of a web page, not a list of available packages.

erlang was built with --prefix=/opt/erlang

/opt/erlang/bin/erl:

ROOTDIR=/opt/erlang/lib/erlang
BINDIR=$ROOTDIR/erts-5.6.3/bin
EMU=beam
PROGNAME=`echo $0 | sed ‘s/.*\///’`
export EMU
export ROOTDIR
export BINDIR
export PROGNAME
export ARCHDIR=linux-x86
export CEAN_SERVER="http://cean.process-one.net"
exec $BINDIR/erlexec ${1+"$@"}

/opt/erlang/lib/erlang/VERSION

CEAN Erlang/OTP R128-3 erts-5.6.3 linux-x86 devel

Note that cean:version(). returns the string above, not “CEAN Erlang/OTP”,
so I assume I got the version bit correct.

Thanks for any help!

td

PS, the URI cean:available(). is GETting is /R128/devel/linux-x86.  I note
that this results in a 200 OK and a page that states “page not found”.  So
I tried this with /R118/devel/linux-x86 as shown in the example, and the
result is the same.

can anyone give me some hints how to adjust XCode 3.0 for Erlang (which means setting up a new file type *.erl and define syntax highlighting etc. )?
I work already with XCode, but with more support it would be even nicer, and the Apple docs doesn’t help me a lot how to manage this.

Thanks !

Hans

15> cean:version(). 
“CEAN Erlang/OTP”

Is this right?

also:

18> cean:install(ex11).
error: ex11 not found in download
error

19> cean:install(x11).
error: x11 not found in download
error

Rgds,

Matthew.

# pwd
/tmp
# /mnt/host/cean_installer.bin
installing CEAN…
./start.sh: line 85: /tmp/cean/erlang/erts-5.5.4/linux-arm/bin/erlexec: not found
# cd /tmp/cean/erlang/erts-5.5.4/linux-arm/bin/
# ls -la
drwxr-xr-x 2 1004 1004 300 Jan 1 00:09 .
drwxr-xr-x 4 1004 1004 80 Jan 1 00:09 ..
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 1104284 Jun 7 2007 beam
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 3544 Jun 7 2007 child_setup
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 4848 Jun 7 2007 dialyzer
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 20896 Jun 7 2007 epmd
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 8592 Jun 7 2007 erlc
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 13920 Jun 7 2007 erlexec
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 4732 Jun 7 2007 escript
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 6068 Jun 7 2007 heart
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 18632 Jun 7 2007 inet_gethost
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 14508 Jun 7 2007 run_erl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 595 Jun 6 2007 start_erl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 5948 Jun 7 2007 to_erl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 1004 1004 4740 Jun 7 2007 typer

Any help?

Chris.

I am a newbie to erlang and to yaws. I would like to run yaws using cean. I have installed cean and yaws in cean—cean:display(installed). outputs “yaws” as the last entry. (All this is on a 64-bit AMD machine.)

Now how do I run the yaws that I installed using a custom config file that I have made? Is it possible to run the yaws by itself, or do I always have to start it from the interactive shell of cean?

yaws:start(). fails with the “failed to load setuid_drv” error that many people have reported.

Following the steps at http://www.erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2006-November/024153.html works as expected, without errors.

Is there a way to run yaws from a shell-script or some such, without having to type in all the configuration information in the interactive shell?

Thanks for your patience,
Philip

Is 12.b.1 supported?  If not, is there a planned time-frame for this?

Just checking.

Thanks.

When I heard of CEAN, I kind of knew what it was, but there was no place which said:

CEAN is a Erlang module that must be installed into a Erlang system before it will work.

Once it is installed, issuing the command cean:help() from a erl shell. will show which functions are made available by the cean module.

As an example:

cean:help().
The functions are: [available,
depends,
display,
help,
install,
installed,
etc....]

I finally figured out that I had to be in a erl shell before I could use cean.  The tip-off was “cean:help().” which I recognized as being a erl command to use the cean module and execute the help function.

I would suggest that this information should be made very prominent to help new users of erlang to get up and running.

Again, sorry .

appmon:start() doesn’t work here, because it want’s to execute wish84s.exe which might be a problem under linux.

1> appmon:start().
sh: /home/einstein/binsrc/cean/erlang/lib/gs-1.5.6/priv/linux-amd64/tcl/bin/wish84s.exe: cannot execute binary file
sh: /home/einstein/binsrc/cean/erlang/lib/gs-1.5.6/priv/linux-amd64/tcl/bin/wish84s.exe: Success
<shell hangs>

% file erlang/lib/gs-1.5.6/priv/linux-amd64/tcl/bin/wish84s.exe
erlang/lib/gs-1.5.6/priv/linux-amd64/tcl/bin/wish84s.exe: MS-DOS executable PE for MS Windows (GUI) Intel 80386

I’m using lastest cean for linux amd64.
cean:version().
“CEAN Erlang/OTP R11B-4 erts-5.5.4 linux-amd64 devel”

cu,
michael

cean:upgrade() upgrades a few packages every time.
Every invocation of cean:upgrade() loades these packages through the wire again.

I’m using lastest cean for amd64 (developer edition).
cean:version().
“CEAN Erlang/OTP R11B-4 erts-5.5.4 linux-amd64 devel”

Any additional informations i can provide?

5> cean:upgrade().
+ appmon md5=<<62,20,10,136,244,134,11,102,172,67,63,204,224,158,159,212>>
cean: no newer package available
+ compiler md5=<<23,66,219,207,3,115,7,10,62,22,27,116,160,217,99,69>>
+ crypto md5=<<91,135,93,126,254,252,206,122,253,59,91,122,113,134,109,82>>
+ gs md5=<<182,167,15,170,5,232,219,8,156,127,182,39,43,187,5,255>>
+ hipe md5=<<251,38,205,204,231,57,25,3,59,197,27,161,63,103,233,138>>
+ kernel md5=<<146,105,62,191,196,89,32,100,180,21,98,202,11,48,89,184>>
+ runtime_tools md5=<<131,46,49,234,202,107,240,150,173,213,19,255,197,209,139,
164>>
+ stdlib md5=<<197,126,9,120,149,94,183,213,7,55,205,102,136,241,4,20>>
ok

6> cean:upgrade().
+ appmon md5=<<62,20,10,136,244,134,11,102,172,67,63,204,224,158,159,212>>
cean: no newer package available
+ compiler md5=<<23,66,219,207,3,115,7,10,62,22,27,116,160,217,99,69>>
+ crypto md5=<<91,135,93,126,254,252,206,122,253,59,91,122,113,134,109,82>>
+ gs md5=<<182,167,15,170,5,232,219,8,156,127,182,39,43,187,5,255>>
+ hipe md5=<<251,38,205,204,231,57,25,3,59,197,27,161,63,103,233,138>>
+ kernel md5=<<146,105,62,191,196,89,32,100,180,21,98,202,11,48,89,184>>
+ runtime_tools md5=<<131,46,49,234,202,107,240,150,173,213,19,255,197,209,139,
164>>
+ stdlib md5=<<197,126,9,120,149,94,183,213,7,55,205,102,136,241,4,20>>
ok

cu,
michael