source-highlight: could not find a language definition for clojure about clojure-cookbook

[avescodes]

What happens if you run the line in question, removing --silent and replacing the env vars with their appropriate values?

[Txellenne]

What I got is the following line:
** Adding **
and no changes. Though, now I'm not sure whether I replaced the env vars properly.
I also tried it running the line below so that I could afterwards to paste the file manually:

$ curl https://gist.github.com/alandipert/265810/raw/8dec04317e02187b03e96bb1e0206e154e0ae5e2/clojure.lang

This time I got no output and also nothing new happen.

[Txellenne]

Ah, OK, removing --silent I got:

** Adding  **
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0curl: (6) Could not resolve host: CLOJURE_LANG_SOURCE=https   

[avescodes]

Weird, even if you export it like so beforehand?

$ export CLOJURE_LANG_SOURCE="https://gist.github.com/alandipert/265810/raw/8dec04317e02187b03e96bb1e0206e154e0ae5e2/clojure.lang"
$ echo $CLOJURE_LANG_SOURCE
# => What does this output?

[Txellenne]

This is the output I got after run export ..:

$ echo $CLOJURE_LANG_SOURCE
https://gist.github.com/alandipert/265810/raw/8dec04317e02187b03e96bb1e0206e154e0ae5e2/clojure.lang

then, when running the sh script again I got this output:

Beginning Setup...
** Adding /usr/share/source-highlight/clojure.lang **

[avescodes]

Can you add "set -x" near the top of the script and paste the output?

-Ryan

On Nov 24, 2014, at 10:11 AM, Txellenne [email protected] wrote:

This is the output I got after run export ..:

$ echo $CLOJURE_LANG_SOURCE
https://gist.github.com/alandipert/265810/raw/8dec04317e02187b03e96bb1e0206e154e0ae5e2/clojure.lang
then, when running the sh script again I got this output:

Beginning Setup...
** Adding /usr/share/source-highlight/clojure.lang **
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[Txellenne]

Hey!
Now I did it (added "set -x") on line 24 and deleted the "--silent" option on lines 80, 83, 84 and happened that on the tail outup this time it shows up a warning related with failed to create the file .. permission denied, so I immediatelly ran the scrip again with sudo

$sudo ./script/asciidoc/bootstrap.sh

And voilá.. I got it!!!

...
+ echo 'Setup Complete'
Setup Complete

Known this is a silly question, forgetting the basics, but I was stuck at there, I'm very sorry 😳 . Thank you so so much +rkneufeld 👍

[avescodes]

Great! Glad you figured it out. I should have mentioned set -x earlier–it's always my go-to for script problems.

[cloojure]

I frequently alternate between setting the first line as either

#!/bin/bash -v

or

#!/bin/bash -x

when debugging shell scripts (you can even use them together as -vx if
things get really bad.....).

Alan

On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 6:29 PM, Ryan Neufeld [email protected]
wrote:

Great! Glad you figured it out. I should have mentioned set -x
earlier–it's always my go-to for script problems.

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[chbm]

The script is missing a definition of SUDO.
SUDO=sudo ./script/asciidoc/bootstrap.sh
or appropriate for your system

[avescodes]

@chbm I think this can probably just be sudo (changed).