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Got this problem,

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jauhari@jauhari-it03:/media/hdc3/Download$ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
Starting XAMPP for Linux 1.6.3...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Starting Apache with SSL (and PHP5)...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Starting MySQL...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Starting ProFTPD...
XAMPP for Linux started.


How to solve this problem?
Please advice me and why this problem show up?

Best Regards

Jauhari

Perhaps your download was corrupt. First, remove that installation completely. Second, download the xampp file again. instead of running 'sudo command' try using sudo -i you'll then enter your password and you'll be the root user. then try unpacking the file and running its start file.

Same errors for my side.
Migration from Feisty to Gutsy : I have this error.
I have downloaded again & reinstall : same error

Edit :
Ligne 74 is

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case `arch` in

In Gutsy, arch is no present

Edit2 :
At ligne 74 replace

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arch

by

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uname -m

oder auch:

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sudo nano /bin/arch

uname -m

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sudo chmod +x /bin/arch

I don not have any /bin/arch on my Ubuntu Gutsy !?

I get the same error, when I start or stop xampp. I downloaded it again but it still doesn't work.

$ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
Starting XAMPP for Linux 1.6.4...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Starting Apache with SSL (and PHP5)...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Starting MySQL...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Starting ProFTPD...
XAMPP for Linux started.

$ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp stop
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
Stopping XAMPP for Linux 1.6.4...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Stopping Apache with SSL...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Stopping MySQL...
/opt/lampp/lampp: line 74: arch: command not found
XAMPP: Stopping ProFTPD...
XAMPP stopped.

Answer to correct this bug is reply to my previous post or on phill's post !
Please read the topic !

You're right, I misunderstood the answer. I tried it again and it seems that works. Thank you.

line 74: arch: command not found

Hi there, I also had this problem today, Please allow me to restate the solution with a little more information.

I dont know that the download was corrupt. The arch file instructions are what worked. If you have been around Ubuntu for a few releases, you begin to notice that they change little things now and then. The arch file is probably a common feature across many linux distributions, but this is only a guess. Perhaps the good people at apachefriends will unhook xampp from the need for this file to be present in future releases. Or something.

So, create a file as root under /bin called arch, as in /bin/arch

as in #sudo vi /bin/arch
or #sudo emacs /bin/arch
or #sudo nano /bin/arch

Put this line, this one and only line in the file: uname -m

save file and exit.

Change permissions of this file as root: #sudo chmod +x /bin/arch

Restart Lampp, #sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start

I did all this and it worked fine.

this really helped me out, tyvm!!

pbgswd wrote:line 74: arch: command not found

Hi there, I also had this problem today, Please allow me to restate the solution with a little more information.

I dont know that the download was corrupt. The arch file instructions are what worked. If you have been around Ubuntu for a few releases, you begin to notice that they change little things now and then. The arch file is probably a common feature across many linux distributions, but this is only a guess. Perhaps the good people at apachefriends will unhook xampp from the need for this file to be present in future releases. Or something.

So, create a file as root under /bin called arch, as in /bin/arch

as in #sudo vi /bin/arch
or #sudo emacs /bin/arch
or #sudo nano /bin/arch

Put this line, this one and only line in the file: uname -m

save file and exit.

Change permissions of this file as root: #sudo chmod +x /bin/arch

Restart Lampp, #sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start

I did all this and it worked fine.

pbgswd, thanks bro.

this worked great
BUT THEN I INSTALLED "PYTHON-ADDON-1.3" and apache won't start
Any fixes for this??

thanks