wvdial

[Јаневски]

Hello,

It appears that i cannot install wvdial on my TinyCore Linux installation.
This is what i get when i enter (I) to install the package:

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A)bout I)nstall O)nDemand D)epends T)ree F)iles siZ)e L)ist S)earch P)rovides K)eywords or Q)uit:
sudo: must be setuid root
sudo: must be setuid root
 wvdial.tcz
A)bout I)nstall O)nDemand D)epends T)ree F)iles siZ)e L)ist S)earch P)rovides K)eywords or Q)uit:
When i try to list the mounted packages i get nothing similar to wvdial, when i try to list the package directory i get:

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root@x1:/mnt/sda1/tce/optional# ls -la | egrep 'wvdial'
-rw-r--r--    1 tc       staff           41 Apr 26 19:30 wvdial.tcz.dep
There is free space left on the partition:

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root@x1:/mnt/sda1/tce/optional# df | egrep '/mnt/sda1'
/dev/sda1               116648     77131     39517  66% /mnt/sda1
Any thoughts regarding my problem are greatly appreciated.

Best Regards,
Jovan

[Rich]

Hi Јаневски

-rw-r--r--    1 tc       staff           41 Apr 26 19:30 wvdial.tcz.dep

Well that's not right, it should be 84 bytes long.

[tinypoodle]

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sudo: must be setuid root
sudo: must be setuid root


Check with:

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ls -l `which sudo`

[Јаневски]

Hi Јаневски

-rw-r--r--    1 tc       staff           41 Apr 26 19:30 wvdial.tcz.dep

Well that's not right, it should be 84 bytes long.

Hello Rich thanks for Your answer, here's a cat from the file:

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root@x1:/mnt/sda1/tce/optional# cat wvdial.tcz.dep
libssl-0.9.8.tcz
pppd.tcz
wvstreams.tcz

root@x1:/mnt/sda1/tce/optional#


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sudo: must be setuid root
sudo: must be setuid root


Check with:

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ls -l `which sudo`

Thank You for Your answer, here's the output from the command:

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wvdial.tcz
A)bout I)nstall O)nDemand D)epends T)ree F)iles siZ)e L)ist S)earch P)rovides K)eywords or Q)uit:
sudo: must be setuid root
sudo: must be setuid root
 wvdial.tcz
A)bout I)nstall O)nDemand D)epends T)ree F)iles siZ)e L)ist S)earch P)rovides K)eywords or Q)uit:
tc@x1:~# ls -l `which sudo`
-rwxr-xr-x    1 root     root        127144 Dec  8  2011 /usr/bin/sudo


[tinypoodle]

Seems to be a permission issue...
You may want to check after a fresh boot.