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Hi
I'm getting an error when I try to open the Aster-Study module, the error reads "failed to activate module AsterStudy"
Any ideas?
Also, upon installation I receive these errors in the terminal
Warning: the directory /home/USERNAME/bin is in a path variable but doesn't exist
Warning: the directory /home/USERNAME/.local/bin is in a path variable but doesn't exist
Warning: the directory /snap/bin is in a path variable but doesn't exist
Are they related to the aster study module error?
Edit: Update, I received this error when I used the shortcut to run the program on the desktop, when I used the command ./salome in the /salome_meca/appli_V2017.0.2 directory the aster study module opens w/o the error.
Something perhaps to note.
Are the warnings something I should be concerned about?
Thanks,
Dallan
Last edited by ddfriel101 (2018-02-07 18:08:29)
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Hello,
The warnings emitted by the installation process may be safely ignored.
Regarding the different behaviours between the shortcut and the "salome" executable in a terminal, this is quite strange. Thanks for the feedback though. We'll try to look into it.
TdS
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I also got this error and there was missing python-dateutil. some times even if it is already installed it causes problem. I unistalled and again then installed using following command.
pip uninstall python-dateutil
pip install python-dateutil
after that there was an error
matplotlib requires pyparsing
Then install pyparsing.
pip install pyparsing
It worked for me
Yours Sincerely,
Prafulla
Prafulla Malla
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Hi Praful,
Thank you. Your method solved the problem for me.
Hope others also get helped by your solution.
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Hİ all,
In my xubuntu, Salome-meca 2017 works well. Today I have decided to install version 2019. I have the same failure when I want to move Asterstudy module. I have checked the python packages that you mention here. In synaptic package manager, it is seen all they are installed. I have to mentioned that in my xubuntu python3(pip3) is installed. I will be appreciated if you can help.
Have a good day.
Last edited by e_aybars (2020-07-10 09:48:20)
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Hİ all,
In my xubuntu, Salome-meca 2017 works well. Today I have decided to install version 2019. I have the same failure when I want to move Asterstudy module. I have checked the python packages that you mention here. In synaptic package manager, it is seen all they are installed. I have to mentioned that in my xubuntu python3(pip3) is installed. I will be appreciated if you can help.
Have a good day.
I have solved the problem by installing libffi6_3.2.1-6_amd64.deb to my system.
I hope it helps those with similar problems.
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e_aybars wrote:Hİ all,
In my xubuntu, Salome-meca 2017 works well. Today I have decided to install version 2019. I have the same failure when I want to move Asterstudy module. I have checked the python packages that you mention here. In synaptic package manager, it is seen all they are installed. I have to mentioned that in my xubuntu python3(pip3) is installed. I will be appreciated if you can help.
Have a good day.
I have solved the problem by installing libffi6_3.2.1-6_amd64.deb to my system.
I hope it helps those with similar problems.
Thanks, I solved that problem in this way too.
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i have registered, just to say that aster study has now started working for me.
i followed the solution posted by @e_aybars
Thanks
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