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problem while installing MATLAB-7 R14 on fedora14
Hello,
i am face problem when installing matlab on fedora14.
## installing as root user
i am getting the following error
^F Warning: Permission Problem With MATLAB Files!
^F -------------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------
^F | Checked some files in your MATLAB root directory. These are bad: |
^F
^F -rwxr-xr-x. (not world readable) - ./bin/scripts/matlab
^F -rw-r--r--. (not world readable) - ./toolbox/matlab/general/d iary.m
^F
^F | If you continue with this installation parts of MATLAB may be |
^F | inaccessible to the general user after installation. If this is |
^F | acceptable for security reasons then continue. Otherwise, you |
^F | SHOULD STOP and start all over and extract the files again being |
^F | sure that you CORRECTLY set your user file-creation mask with the |
^F | 'umask' command BEFORE you extract the files. The argument to the |
^F | 'umask' command SHOULD end in 2. For example, |
^F | |
^F | # umask 2 |
^F | |
^F | will preserve the read and execute permissions for world. You |
^F | should extract the files again using the same userid as was |
^F | orginally done so that deleting the existing files is optional. |
^F -------------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----
ANY BODY HELP ME GET OUT OF THIS ISSUE
Thanks
i am face problem when installing matlab on fedora14.
## installing as root user
i am getting the following error
^F Warning: Permission Problem With MATLAB Files!
^F --------------------------
^F | Checked some files in your MATLAB root directory. These are bad: |
^F
^F -rwxr-xr-x. (not world readable) - ./bin/scripts/matlab
^F -rw-r--r--. (not world readable) - ./toolbox/matlab/general/d
^F
^F | If you continue with this installation parts of MATLAB may be |
^F | inaccessible to the general user after installation. If this is |
^F | acceptable for security reasons then continue. Otherwise, you |
^F | SHOULD STOP and start all over and extract the files again being |
^F | sure that you CORRECTLY set your user file-creation mask with the |
^F | 'umask' command BEFORE you extract the files. The argument to the |
^F | 'umask' command SHOULD end in 2. For example, |
^F | |
^F | # umask 2 |
^F | |
^F | will preserve the read and execute permissions for world. You |
^F | should extract the files again using the same userid as was |
^F | orginally done so that deleting the existing files is optional. |
^F --------------------------
ANY BODY HELP ME GET OUT OF THIS ISSUE
Thanks
ASKER
Hey thanks for reply,
i stopped SELINUX .
it worked for me and
i got another issue is currently i have gcc-4.2.X but it is asking gor gcc-3.3.1i am unable to downgrade any ideas please
i stopped SELINUX .
it worked for me and
i got another issue is currently i have gcc-4.2.X but it is asking gor gcc-3.3.1i am unable to downgrade any ideas please
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Great,
i tried that also but no luck.
ok i will try to install on older version of Linux.
i tried that also but no luck.
ok i will try to install on older version of Linux.
http://fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=251678
It also refers to another thread, which describes the problem in more details:
http://fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=137731