Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

Nicolas Goaziou writes: > Branches are merged in a FIFO order. Two branches are currently located > before "tex-team", as pointed out at . I think > "gnome-team" will be merged very soon. I have no idea about > "core-updates". I really appreciate the explanation, thank y

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

Hello, Taha Aziz Ben Ali writes: > I've been following the master branch ever since the changes you've > introduced and I was wondering whether there was a particular reason > they haven't been merged yet. Branches are merged in a FIFO order. Two branches are currently located before "tex-team"

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

Hello there, I've been following the master branch ever since the changes you've introduced and I was wondering whether there was a particular reason they haven't been merged yet. If additional testing is required, I'd be happy to help out, but as I previously pointed out, ConTeXt is working prop

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

> Nevermind! I misread your error message; your cache seems OK. > > I think you created an incomplete environment, i.e., you used something > such as: > > ./pre-inst-env guix shell texlive-context Yes, you're totally right. > But `texlive-context' alone is not sufficient. You need at least > a

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

Nicolas Goaziou via writes: > Taha Aziz Ben Ali writes: > >>> I think it is fixed in "tex-team" branch. >> >> Thank you Nicolas, >> >> I tried out your changes, and although the "permission denied" error no >> longer shows up, running context in the terminal (user home intact, >> i.e. without my

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

Hello, Taha Aziz Ben Ali writes: >> I think it is fixed in "tex-team" branch. > > Thank you Nicolas, > > I tried out your changes, and although the "permission denied" error no > longer shows up, running context in the terminal (user home intact, > i.e. without my previous configuration hack) yi

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

> I think it is fixed in "tex-team" branch. Thank you Nicolas, I tried out your changes, and although the "permission denied" error no longer shows up, running context in the terminal (user home intact, i.e. without my previous configuration hack) yields the following message: mtxrun |

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

Hello, Taha Aziz Ben Ali writes: > I'm here to tell you that I found a working workaround for making > ConTeXt work through `mtxrun --script context`. > > Create a "texmf/web2c/texmfcnf.lua" file (and preceeding directories) > under your user's home directory and add the following: > > > ret

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

I'm here to tell you that I found a working workaround for making ConTeXt work through `mtxrun --script context`. Create a "texmf/web2c/texmfcnf.lua" file (and preceeding directories) under your user's home directory and add the following: return { content = { variables = {

Re: Cannot run texlive context: permission denied

I'm also experiencing this same issue on two different installations of Guix. Running `context` directly yields the same result as Reza's. However, I was able to successfully run the `mtxrun` binary and to generate the database files using `mtxrun --generate`. While `context` is unable to execute