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I want to install Jdownloader as described here:
When I did this, theses messages appeared:
How can this be solved?

wingevil wrote:I want to install Jdownloader as described here:

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Try out our new Install/Start-Script for Linux/Mac!
wget must be installed on system! 
Download jd.sh 
chmod +x jd.sh 
start jd.sh

When I did this, theses messages appeared:

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mrox[~]$ chmod +x jd.sh
mrox[~]$ ./jd.sh
Download/Start JD-Installer
--2009-12-05 14:38:34--  http://update0.jdownloader.org/jdupdate.jar
Auflösen des Hostnamen »update0.jdownloader.org«.... 94.23.204.158
Verbindungsaufbau zu update0.jdownloader.org|94.23.204.158|:80... verbunden.
HTTP Anforderung gesendet, warte auf Antwort... 200 OK
Länge: 1299041 (1,2M) [application/octet-stream]
In »jdupdate.jar« speichern.

100%[======================================>] 1.299.041   1,23M/s   in 1,0s    

2009-12-05 14:38:37 (1,23 MB/s) - »jdupdate.jar« gespeichert [1299041/1299041]

./jd.sh: line 68: java: command not found
mrox[~]$ ./jd.sh
JD Installation found: No valid JDownloader.jar exist!
Start JD-Updater
./jd.sh: line 55: java: command not found

How can this be solved?

translate their webpage :

http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... load/index

and it says you need Java installed................... (with a link)

have you ?

Install jre and reboot

thenktor wrote:Install jre and reboot

Danke Mann.

jre hatte ich schon zuvor installiert...dass ein reboot erforderlich ist, wusste ich nicht.

Non un redémarrage n'est pas nécessaire.
Si tu pouvais parler anglais sur le forum anglais, ce serait mieux (il existe le forum allemand si tu n'es pas très bon en anglais). Parce que tu vois moi aussi je peux parler dans ma langue natale en en ayant rien à foutre.

@ wingevil: It's not really necessary to reboot, but you need to have java in your PATH. Instead you can run the script /etc/profile.d/jre.sh

@ JRD: His problem is solved

@jrd: excusez moi, mon ami

relogin works too and should adapt the path properly in the whole session, not only inside the current commandline

Now we're getting into detail