Hi everyone
I've just installed Geany 1.36 on my Mac (with OS X 10.13.6 High Sierra, XCode 10.1+command line tools, Python 3.8.2).
I cannot get print('hello world') to run. When I click the two gears icon the status window shows a message:
"Cannot execute build command "xterm -e "/bin/sh /var/folders/_x/j4bl...very long string.../T/geany_run_script_5H9910.sh" No such file or directory. Check the terminal setting in Preferences".
The directory exists but there is no geany_run_script in it.
Also (don't know if this is related) the terminal window has a message: "WARNING: GnuTLS not enabled: data will be written to disk unencrypted".
Any tips? Does it usually just work?
Thanks
Roger
On 2020-04-20 12:43 p.m., Roger Moss wrote:
Hi everyone
I've just installed Geany 1.36 on my Mac (with OS X 10.13.6 High Sierra, XCode 10.1+command line tools, Python 3.8.2).
I cannot get print('hello world') to run. When I click the two gears icon the status window shows a message:
"Cannot execute build command "xterm -e "/bin/sh /var/folders/_x/j4bl...very long string.../T/geany_run_script_5H9910.sh" No such file or directory. Check the terminal setting in Preferences".
The directory exists but there is no geany_run_script in it.
Also (don't know if this is related) the terminal window has a message: "WARNING: GnuTLS not enabled: data will be written to disk unencrypted".
Any tips? Does it usually just work?
You probably don't have Xterm on Macos, do you?
You could change the terminal under `Edit->Preferences->Tools->Terminal` or you can use the builtin terminal by ticking `Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute program in the VTE` as well as `Don't use run script`.
Hope that helps.
Regards, Matthew Brush
Hi Matthew
Thanks, yes, I've got xterm, I can open a terminal window and type xterm in it, XQuartz starts up and a new xterm window appears OK. I'm not an OS X/Linux expert but bash and sh seem to work too.
If I have "Execute in the VTE" ticked, the terminal pane in Geany gives the Warning: GnuTLS not enabled... message, nothing more (even with "Don't use run script").
Without that, I get the "Cannot execute build commend" message.
My feeling is that Geany does not have permission to write a file like /var/folders/_x/j4bl...very long string.../T/geany_run_script_5H9910.sh
I've got Geany on my Windows machine and it just works - somehow the Mac is different.
Kind regards Roger
On 21/04/2020 00:31, Matthew Brush wrote:
On 2020-04-20 12:43 p.m., Roger Moss wrote:
Hi everyone
I've just installed Geany 1.36 on my Mac (with OS X 10.13.6 High Sierra, XCode 10.1+command line tools, Python 3.8.2).
I cannot get print('hello world') to run. When I click the two gears icon the status window shows a message:
"Cannot execute build command "xterm -e "/bin/sh /var/folders/_x/j4bl...very long string.../T/geany_run_script_5H9910.sh" No such file or directory. Check the terminal setting in Preferences".
The directory exists but there is no geany_run_script in it.
Also (don't know if this is related) the terminal window has a message: "WARNING: GnuTLS not enabled: data will be written to disk unencrypted".
Any tips? Does it usually just work?
You probably don't have Xterm on Macos, do you?
You could change the terminal under `Edit->Preferences->Tools->Terminal` or you can use the builtin terminal by ticking `Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute program in the VTE` as well as `Don't use run script`.
Hope that helps.
Regards, Matthew Brush _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.geany.org https://lists.geany.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
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I've got Geany on my Windows machine and it just works - somehow the Mac is different.
Yes it is.
Geany (at least without plugins) doesn't use TLS so its either something Mac is doing (do you have encrypted disks or something?) or something you are doing.
Cheers Lex
Kind regards Roger
On 2020-04-20 11:54 p.m., Roger Moss wrote:
Hi Matthew
Thanks, yes, I've got xterm, I can open a terminal window and type xterm in it, XQuartz starts up and a new xterm window appears OK. I'm not an OS X/Linux expert but bash and sh seem to work too.
If I have "Execute in the VTE" ticked, the terminal pane in Geany gives the Warning: GnuTLS not enabled... message, nothing more (even with "Don't use run script").
Without that, I get the "Cannot execute build commend" message.
My feeling is that Geany does not have permission to write a file like /var/folders/_x/j4bl...very long string.../T/geany_run_script_5H9910.sh
I've got Geany on my Windows machine and it just works - somehow the Mac is different.
Just to be sure, you're using the official "geany-1.36_osx-2.dmg" release from Geany.org website - with the "-2" suffix - and not some build from homebrew or macports or such, correct?
Regards, Matthew Brush
Kind regards Roger
On 21/04/2020 00:31, Matthew Brush wrote:
On 2020-04-20 12:43 p.m., Roger Moss wrote:
Hi everyone
I've just installed Geany 1.36 on my Mac (with OS X 10.13.6 High Sierra, XCode 10.1+command line tools, Python 3.8.2).
I cannot get print('hello world') to run. When I click the two gears icon the status window shows a message:
"Cannot execute build command "xterm -e "/bin/sh /var/folders/_x/j4bl...very long string.../T/geany_run_script_5H9910.sh" No such file or directory. Check the terminal setting in Preferences".
The directory exists but there is no geany_run_script in it.
Also (don't know if this is related) the terminal window has a message: "WARNING: GnuTLS not enabled: data will be written to disk unencrypted".
Any tips? Does it usually just work?
You probably don't have Xterm on Macos, do you?
You could change the terminal under `Edit->Preferences->Tools->Terminal` or you can use the builtin terminal by ticking `Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute program in the VTE` as well as `Don't use run script`.
Hope that helps.
Regards, Matthew Brush _______________________________________________ Users mailing list Users@lists.geany.org https://lists.geany.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users