Great! It worked like a charm! I just noted that ~/bin was already there so the first line (mkdir ~/bin) was not necessary
To make shure for others:
1) I run the updater from Vuze 3.1; when finished I closed Vuze instead of restarting.
2) followed Anders instructions
3) logout & login again
Now Vuze 4.1.04 has started! It asked to update the UPnP server to 2.5, and this time the autoupdater worked!
My system: Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64, Linux v2.6.27-11-generic,
Java 1.6.0_12-ea Sun Microsystems Inc. SWT v3448, gtk,
amd64Athlon X2 4800, 2 GB, 2 x 400GB Sata Raid 1 (mdadm)
VMWare server 2
Thank you Anders, Vuze 3 was leaking memory all over, and my system was swapping to disk too much...
Thanks!
Great! It worked like a charm! I just noted that ~/bin was already there so the first line (mkdir ~/bin) was not necessary
To make shure for others:
1) I run the updater from Vuze 3.1; when finished I closed Vuze instead of restarting.
2) followed Anders instructions
3) logout & login again
Now Vuze 4.1.04 has started! It asked to update the UPnP server to 2.5, and this time the autoupdater worked!
My system: Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64, Linux v2.6.27-11-generic,
Java 1.6.0_12-ea Sun Microsystems Inc. SWT v3448, gtk,
amd64Athlon X2 4800, 2 GB, 2 x 400GB Sata Raid 1 (mdadm)
VMWare server 2
Thank you Anders, Vuze 3 was leaking memory all over, and my system was swapping to disk too much...
Thanks!