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Trying to run the install script (with sudo or as root) resulted in the error could not change directory to "/home/jacobr/Code/critic", originating from here. When running the install script from a directory where the postgres user had access, it worked fine. I am running Ubuntu 12.10.
Is there anything the install script can do about this?
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Ah. The logical approach ought to be to move the database schema files (*.sql and *.pgsql) to a temporary world-accessible location before running "psql -f FILE". Changing installation/database.py to do this should be easy enough.
Trying to run the install script (with sudo or as root) resulted in the error
could not change directory to "/home/jacobr/Code/critic"
, originating from here. When running the install script from a directory where the postgres user had access, it worked fine. I am running Ubuntu 12.10.Is there anything the install script can do about this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: