paul@paul-desktop:/usr/local/ferret$ /usr/local/ferret/bin/Finstall
bash: /usr/local/ferret/bin/Finstall: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory.
When i replace csh with bash in the Finstall file, the output as follows
paul@paul-desktop:/usr/local/ferret/bin$ /usr/local/ferret/bin/Finstall
This script can do two things for you to help install FERRET:
(1) Install the FERRET executables into FER_DIR/bin from the
compressed .gz file you got (usually) via ftp. You'll want to run this
option if you're installing FERRET for the first time, and also if
you're updating the FERRET you have with new 5/26/2009executables.
(2) Modify the shell script 'ferret_paths_template'
to set environment variables FER_DIR and FER_DSETS to the directories
at your site where the FERRET software and demonstration data are.
The resulting file will be named 'ferret_paths' and placed in a
directory you choose. Executing the 'source' command on that
file will set up a FERRET user's environment so that FERRET can be run.
This option usually only needs to be run if you are installing FERRET
on your system for the first time, and 'ferret_paths' is not yet set up.
/usr/local/ferret/bin/Finstall: line 32: menu:: command not found
Enter your choice:
(1) Install executables, (2) Customize 'ferret_paths', (3) Exit and do nothing
(1,2, or 3) --> /usr/local/ferret/bin/Finstall: line 37: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
/usr/local/ferret/bin/Finstall: line 37: `set choice = $<'
paul@paul-desktop:/usr/local/ferret/bin$