Having an issue with getting a fresh download of the update on linux to run, when i try to run the shell command i get errors saying it is not executable. The exact error listed when i tried running in terminal was
Crimsonhigh.sh: line 63: ~/CrimsonHigh-0.42.1-pc/lib/py2-linux-x86_64/CrimsonHigh: Permission denied
Crimsonhigh.sh: line 63: exec: ~/CrimsonHigh-0.42.1-pc/lib/py2-linux-x86_64/CrimsonHigh: Permission denied
Interesting. Apparently there is a similar issue with the Mac version. I personally use Windows, so my knowledge of both Mac and Linux is very limited, but at least for the Mac version I have a solution. Maybe that can help guide you in the right direction?
Try this terminal command to set the application to the executable:
sudo chmod -R +x /PathToYourInstallOf/CrimsonHigh.app/Contents/*
Then enter your admin password.
As far as I understand it, the pathing got funked up somewhere along the way and this command (or a similar linux alternative) fixes it.
As one can see from the error message, what one actually should do is as following:
chmod +x path_CrimsonHigh/lib/py2-linux-x86_64/CrimsonHigh
The meaning is "give file path_CrimsonHigh/lib/py2-linux-x86_64/CrimsonHigh permission to be an executable one"
Moreover, if for any bloody reason one has to use sudo and therefore root password for this, that means that something is bloody wrong with the system configuration itself.
