No segmentation in menus
Binary package hint: saga
Hello.
I would like to apply segmentation in SAGA, but is not present in menu.
I selected the win version of modules/
Are there another website or ppa source to install?
I ignore where are the modules of linux version in my system.
What else should I do?
I am ussing Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and Saga 2.0.6.
Regards.
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#1 |
I suppose you use the version from my ppa.
https:/
In that case, the module should be present: modules\
If for some reason it is not present, try opening from /usr/lib/saga ( I recommend selecting all files in that directory, than you will have all modules).
If you manage to fix your problem, please report how - I am not sure why you don't see the module.
If the problem remains, please provide the exact version of saga you are using (in a terminal):
dpkg -s saga
and perhaps the output of the following command:
saga_cmd libimagery_
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#2 |
Thank you for your fast answer!
Yes I changed from UbuntuGis ppa to yours, because your one have the newest
version of SAGA.
I followed the instructions you sent and now there are more modules in my
SAGA Gis. Only that I did not new were are located the modules folder.
The output of the order to adding all the modules is this:
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[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
been loaded
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
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[2011-03-
/usr/lib/
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
[2011-03-
already been loaded
[2011-03-
==============
Thank you again. The bug is already solved.
Regards.
Juan
Juan Ygnacio LÓPEZ
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2011/3/13 Johan Van de Wauw <email address hidden>
> I suppose you use the version from my ppa.
> https:/
>
> In that case, the module should be present: modules\
>
> If for some reason it is not present, try opening from /usr/lib/saga ( I
> recommend selecting all files in that directory, than you will have all
> modules).
>
> If you manage to fix your problem, please report how - I am not sure why
> you don't see the module.
>
> If the problem remains, please provide the exact version of saga you are
> using (in a terminal):
> dpkg -s saga
> and perhaps the output of the following command:
> saga_cmd libimagery_
>
>
> ** Changed in: saga (Ubuntu)
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Johan Van de Wauw (johanvdw)
>
> --
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> of the bug.
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> Title:
> No segmentation in menus
>
> Status in “saga” package in Ubuntu:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> Binary package hint: saga
>
> Hello.
> I would like to apply segmentation in SAGA, but is not present in menu.
> I selected the win version of modules/
> Are there another website or ppa source to install?
> I ignore where are the modules of linux version in my system.
> What else should I do?
>
> I am ussing Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and Saga 2.0.6.
>
> Regards.
>
> To unsubscribe from this bug, go to:
> https:/
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#3 |
Not really a bug, but other people may face a similar problem, so useful to keep as a question.
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#4 |
The question was already answered in my first comment.
This problem arises when saga is updated from version 2.0.5 to a newer version, or inbetween updates of the svn builds.
In that case, the file .SAGA in the home directory is loaded which does not contain links to the new modules. Removing that file, or reloading all modules will show the new modules in the menu.
I'll check upstream if it would be possible to add the feature to recheck modules automatically if a new version is installed.
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