"Malformed Repository Location error"
Hi,
I am running RapidMiner on an ubuntu 14.04 machine and every time I execute the program, an error dialogue pops up saying "the repository location "--debug" is malformed. Repository location look e.g. like this //Repository/path/to/entry ". The program runs ok, nothing seems to be not working properly, but always seeing is kinda annoying, any suggestion on how to fix this issue?
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Hey @sgenzer, thx for the hospitality.
What repository? where is it located? Is it really named "--debug"?
Oh, and if that helps, I executed the program using
sudo bash /usr/local/bin/rapidminer-studio/bin/RapidMiner-studio.sh
And that may well solve the issue, but if I run it from the launcher box, or the locked icon on the launcher bar(which I like to do it this way) this problem occurs.
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hello - so RapidMiner Studio always created a "local repository" on the computer when it is installed. On a Mac and PC, it is located in your home folder as ".RapidMiner". In RM Studio, you should see "Local Repository" in your "Repository" panel. If you right-click, it will send you to the source location. You should be able to see what is going on from there.
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How exactly am I going to see what is going on there? Which directory should I be suspicious of?
couzhei@couzhei-lappy:~/.RapidMiner$ ls
autosave licenses
buildingblocks onboarding.properties
cipher.key plugin.enterprise.config
connections.xml rapidminer-studio.log
cta.h2.db repositories
eula.properties repositories.xml
extension.recommender.properties secrets.xml
extensions shared data
gui.properties tutorials.properties
history updatecheck.date
lastversion usagestats.xml
launcher.log vlperspective-predefined-design.xml
license.properties vlperspective-predefined-result.xml
couzhei@couzhei-lappy:~/.RapidMiner$ cd repositories/
couzhei@couzhei-lappy:~/.RapidMiner/repositories$ ls
Local Repository
couzhei@couzhei-lappy:~/.RapidMiner/repositories$ cd Local\ Repository/
couzhei@couzhei-lappy:~/.RapidMiner/repositories/Local Repository$ ls
data Local Repository.properties processes.properties
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hmm can you do $ls -al ?
Scott
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