[AstroPy] how to initialize Ureka?

[gonghang.naoc]

Hi Grigoris,
Thank you.
I put my *ureka* into */usr* ,  so root privilege is needed. I deleted
ureka and reinstalled it just now, but only got the same result.

It is possible to have multiple copies of Ureka on your system.  To
distinguish them, you give each a name.  You can use this name later
with ur_setup to choose which copy of Ureka you want to use.

Here is a list of your existing Ureka installations:
    ureka

The name can only contain letters, digits, underline and dash.

Enter an installation name:
ureka

Ureka needs to add a few lines to your login scripts.  It can
check if they are already there and automatically add them if
needed.  Answer yes unless you know a particular reason to
answer no.

Automatically configure login scripts?  Enter yes or no [yes]: yes

======================================================================
Ureka is installed.  Log in a new terminal window and type the command

    ur_setup

or

    ur_setup common ureka

to select your Ureka environment.  'ur_setup -h' will show some help.


Installation complete

For more information about how to use Ureka, check out the online
documentation: http://ssb.stsci.edu/ureka/dev/docs/index.html
[root at localhost usr]#

I log in a new terminal, and

[gg at localhost local]$ ur_setup
bash: /home/gg/.ureka/ur_setup: No such file or directory

You never got  similar result before?

hang

On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 6:41 AM, Grigoris Maravelias <gr.maravelias at gmail.com
> wrote:

>  Hi Hang!
>
> I have managed to install Ureka successfully (in Debian 3.2 32bit system).
>
> I see that you installed Ureka as root (?). Ureka does not need root
> privileges so perhaps it does not start if you are logged in as a different
> user than the user which was used to install Ureka.
>
> If not true then I would double check the bashrc/cshrc files.
>
> Cheers
> Grigoris
>
>
> On 12/08/2014 06:15 AM, gonghang.naoc wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> It seems everything has been done. However I have tried many times and can
> not install or initialize it successfully.
>
> I follow the installing method here (
> http://ssb.stsci.edu/ureka/dev/docs/installation.html)
> First I download Ureka_linux-rhe5_64_1.4.1.1. tar.gz  from
> http://ssb.stsci.edu/ureka/1.4.1.1/docs/installation.html#ur-test  and
> extract it to /usr/Ureka .
>
> [root at localhost bin]# sh  /usr/Ureka/bin/ur_normalize
> Normalizing Ureka found in /usr/Ureka
> Updating library references...
> ..Ureka core
> ..IRAF
> ..variant: common
> Updating symbolic links...
> ..variant: common
> Updating shebang lines...
>
> It is possible to have multiple copies of Ureka on your system.  To
> distinguish them, you give each a name.  You can use this name later
> with ur_setup to choose which copy of Ureka you want to use.
>
> You have no existing Ureka installs configured
>
> The name can only contain letters, digits, underline and dash.
>
> Enter an installation name:
> ureka
>
> Ureka needs to add a few lines to your login scripts.  It can
> check if they are already there and automatically add them if
> needed.  Answer yes unless you know a particular reason to
> answer no.
>
> Automatically configure login scripts?  Enter yes or no [yes]: y
>
> WARNING - y is not a valid response
> Automatically configure login scripts?  Enter yes or no [yes]: yes
>
> ======================================================================
> Ureka is installed.  Log in a new terminal window and type the command
>
>     ur_setup
>
> or
>
>     ur_setup common ureka
>
> to select your Ureka environment.  'ur_setup -h' will show some help.
>
>
>
> After I run ur_test,  if I run ur_setup in the same window, ur_setup  can
> be recognized.  No  'ur_setup: command not found...'  will appear.
>
> If I continue in the same window, for example, I run 'ecl',  it will  let
> me configure the variables.
> How to configure the variables?
> And if I open a new terminal window,  ur_setup will not be recognized.
>
> Anybody is  running Ureka successfully?  Who knows how to solve the
> problem above?
>
> Thank you very much.
> best
> hang
>
>
>
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