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MyEclipse Pro 2013 SR1 install fails when /tmp is noexec

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    jdeurisco
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    The subject say it all…

    On my Linux Mint Debian Edition installation, /tmp is mounted ‘noexec’ and hence the unpacked oneinstaller fails to execute:

    $ ./myeclipse-pro-2013-SR1-online-installer-linux.run -console
    Starting installer – please wait…
    – Preparing install engine
    – Extracted install engine
    – Detected JVM architecture: 64 bit
    – Launching install engine with console output
    ./myeclipse-pro-2013-SR1-online-installer-linux.run: 249: ./myeclipse-pro-2013-SR1-online-installer-linux.run: /tmp/oneinstall_5129/myeclipse-pro-2013-online-installer-linux/installer/pulse-one-64: Permission denied
    – Exited install engine

    Could you please update the installer so that one can force the installer to use a different tmp dir?

    Also it would be nice with a short introduction to the installer options on the download page.

    Thanks.

    #342122 Reply

    support-tony
    Keymaster

    jdeurisco,

    I’m sorry you’re seeing this issue. I have raised a bug for this problem but there are a couple of potential workarounds.

    The cleanest one is to use the MyEclipse update site to install MyEclipse on top of a classic/standard eclipse distribution. The instructions can be found on the downloads page.

    A rather messier workaround involves modifying the installer. Change to the directory containing the installer and enter (for example):

    sed 's/tmp\/oneinstall/home\/tony\/temp/' myeclipse-pro-2013-SR1-offline-installer-linux.run >newInstaller.run
    chmod +x newInstaller.run
    ./newInstaller.run

    Note that the new path (in the above example, “home/tony/temp”) needs to be the same length as the path being replaced. The sed command may appear as multiple lines, above; it should be a single line.

    Of course, altering the mount to remove the noexec option, temporarily, would also work.

    Please let us know if this helps and thanks for pointing out this problem.

    #342172 Reply

    jdeurisco
    Member

    Thanks, Tony.

    I’ve used the alternative way of installation and while it does not provide the myeclipse splash and icon, it does work.

    Best regards,

    Jacob

    #342223 Reply

    support-tony
    Keymaster

    Jacob,

    Thanks for letting us know. I’m glad you got it working and thanks again for reporting the issue.

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