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Error running RTC 1.0 Beta 3 TeamConcert binary on Linux

I am a newbie so I apologize if my ignorance is the cause of the problem I am experiencing. I downloaded the RTC 1.0 Beta 3 client zip, Linux platform, from the All Downloads, All Editions section of your website. I unzipped it onto my RHEL AS 4.0 system and executed the jazz/client/eclipse/TeamConcert binary. I got the following one-line error:
-bash: ./TeamConcert: cannot execute binary file
This sounds to me like the TeamConcert binary I got is not actually for the Linux platform. Or am I doing something wrong? Here is a checksum of the file.
# sum TeamConcert
24296 21
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

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I can get the same error message that you're seeing if I execute "bash
TeamConcert" from the command-line.

The TeamConcert file is a binary executable. You should just execute it
directly:

../TeamConcert

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Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team

chtbuild wrote:
I am a newbie so I apologize if my ignorance is the cause of the
problem I am experiencing. I downloaded the RTC 1.0 Beta 3 client
zip, Linux platform, from the All Downloads, All Editions section of
your website. I unzipped it onto my RHEL AS 4.0 system and executed
the jazz/client/eclipse/TeamConcert binary. I got the following
one-line error:
-bash: ./TeamConcert: cannot execute binary file
This sounds to me like the TeamConcert binary I got is not actually
for the Linux platform. Or am I doing something wrong? Here is a
checksum of the file.
# sum TeamConcert
24296 21
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

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Hi, I had no problem downloading and running the beta 3 RTC client zip for Linux. The cksum of the zip file downloaded is:

4059798752 207135155 RTC-Client-1.0Beta3-Linux.zip

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Thanks for the quick responses. I just realized that the server I am running this on is a Linux-ppc server. It runs ok when run from my Linux-ix86 server but not from my Linux-ppc server. I don't suppose you have a Linux-ppc compatible version? Or, since I see the source is available, can you provide me with some detailed instructions for compiling the source on my Linux-ppc machine? Thanks.

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Question asked: May 19 '08, 3:38 p.m.

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