I found the problem, but no the solution.
Before, the answers to your questions:
- I always do a clean installation. I delete ml installation folder and preference folder in .config folder
- version 4 and 4.2 fail in the same way.
Version, 3.0 worked when I tried few weeks ago. Thinking in the difference I realized that I installed 3.0 in my system HD (home folder, no custom path option). I still having enough room to this 4.2 version in my system disk, so I tried … and bingo. Everything works. Conda’s log shows a full log with a sucessfully installation, (or like so). And the script works perfectly from flame.
So the problem is something related to permissions. Now I remember a weird problem with nuke and a problem with cache files when I setup a different folder from default /var/tmp and I choose a folder from the same volume. That volume is one partition from my raid, used for flame’s media, formatted with xfs, and with read/write permissions for all users. It works perfectly with no problem. I feel that I need a linux guru for this problem.
EDIT—> it works! I could fix the problem. fstab mount option had “user” option for this volume. Wikipedia dixit: “user” option implies “noexec”, avoiding binaries executables. Fixed, rebooting… and TimewarpML is working now… I’m very happy !!! hahahah