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On 02/27/16, Jeff Smith said the following...
JS> In an attempt to test MBSE I intalled a Ubuntu user "mbse" and then
JS> loaded the SETUP.sh file. First thing it complained about was that user
JS> mbse already existed, then promptly aborted. It would seem to me that
JS> installing as the intended user of the program would be the logical and
JS> prudent way to proceed. Is there a procedure to avoid this setup
JS> behavior?
I think the SETUP.sh sets up your environment, including creating the mbse
user and then you log in as mbse and then build the BBS.
I guess you surprised the script by having an mbse user already in place. :)
I would delete that user and let the script create it again. It is going to
place a few files in the mbse user directory.
Hope all is well out your way.. :)
Ttyl :-),
Al
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