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start pro/e on linux

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filippo.aero

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Hello everyone, I am new to the forum and would like to ask for your help. I installed pro/e wildfire 3 on opensuse 11.2 x64 without any problem, I have script files in a specific folder, but when I launch the starting script with

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I get the following result

bash: proe: line 31: syntax error near unexpected token `set'
bash: proe: line 31: `if ( -d $prodir/hp700 ) set mc="hp700"

Does anyone have any idea what it is? Thank you in advance for your patience
 
First of all, it has to launch it without "." in front of proe, usually it is used ./nomeprog if it is not in the path but it launches locally, then keep in mind that pro/e is 32bit is you may be that you miss some library, since you installed it on a 64bit system (even if you installed it and it is assumed that there is everything)
 
then I tried various possibilities here is the result: I log in as root right to be sure

fixed:/home/wire/pro engineer wf3 # proe
if 'proe' is not a typo you can use command-not-found to lookup the package that contains it, like this:
cnf pro
fixed:/home/wire/pro engineer wf3 # /proe
bash: /proe: no such file or directory
fixed:/home/wire/pro engineer wf3 # ./pro
cd: too many arguments.

in any case I do not receive error messages of missing libraries or other
 
then I tried various possibilities here is the result: I log in as root right to be sure

fixed:/home/wire/pro engineer wf3 # proe
if 'proe' is not a typo you can use command-not-found to lookup the package that contains it, like this:
cnf pro
fixed:/home/wire/pro engineer wf3 # /proe
bash: /proe: no such file or directory
fixed:/home/wire/pro engineer wf3 # ./pro
cd: too many arguments.

in any case I do not receive error messages of missing libraries or other
excuse try to give these commands:

as root: updatedb

then as normal user: locate proe

the second should tell you where you have installed proes, I would not want you installed it as a normal user in your home directory.
 
I to start pro/e I added it to the menu and I entered this command

/usr/local/ptc/proewildfire3.0/bin/proe (check with a filemanager if your path corresponds and the limit modifies it accordingly) then try to launch it from a graphic terminal with the complete path (from normal user)
 
Then:
@cacciatorino: the commands you have indicated do not work, or the shell tells me that they do not exist;

@gio14: with your method it works as long as you log me as root and let it start from the terminal. in case you try as a normal user I receive a message of "belief of the client too weak"


in any case it has started but the following writing appears:
your choosen language "it_it.utf-8" is based on unicode, which this version of pro/engineer does not use. pro/engineer will shut down; please restart with a language that does not contain the string ".utf" or ".utf"

I know about this problem but I have no idea how it works, or at least partly. .
 
ok sorry for the second problem I solved looking on a site, so it would just stay to solve the problem of launching the program as normal user.
Could you then explain to me kindly how to create a file of "instructions" so you can directly use that to launch proes? I have the list of commands to give but I don't know how to program in linux..
 
probably it is a matter of permits, I use debian and I do not have these problems, even I if the launch from terminal gives me this error "warning: debian appears to have the loopback address 127.0.1.1 as ip address
this may imply that processes on debian may not be able to connect to non-local processes" but it still works, you may ask on some forums dedicated to suse, at the test limit putting us on front

sudo /usr/local/ptc/proewildfire3.0/bin/proe
for the other problem there is no need for any instruction file, just place yourself on a menu point and right-click, open a window with the directions to insert another menu item, or at the limit if you use gnome you can always click on the panel with the right-click and create a drawer where to insert the various menu items
 
Okay thank you for all the time I solved the problem, thank you all again for the help, without you I would still be in the high sea... .
 

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