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October 29th, 2005

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Re: Limewire Error on Solaris/Java

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Originally posted by jcgg
Any help would be appreicated. Downloaded and unzipped LimeWire for Linux/Others amd running Solaris/Java, placed LimeWire folder in /usr/share directory, ran the shell script supplied by LimeWire in terminal mode and get this error:

syntax error at line 44: `potential_java_dirs=' unexpected

Grateful for any help, newbie to most of this, was SCO 3.2 systems admin way,way back when.

Thanks.

Hello
I have the same problem. I have tried to follow the steps but did not get any were. Could you please list the actions taken to get LimeWire going on Solaris 10, step by step?

Thanks

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