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Re: st: Stata 13.1
From
Andrea Piano Mortari <[email protected]>
To
[email protected]
Subject
Re: st: Stata 13.1
Date
Wed, 30 Oct 2013 23:04:36 +0100
Updated on my MacBook Pro with OS X v. 10.9 and had no permission problem.
I think that James's guess is correct
Andrea
On Oct 30, 2013, at 10:44 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> Alfonso Sanchez-Penalver <[email protected]> and
> Dimitriy Masterov <[email protected]> reported problems when trying
> to update to the new Stata 13.1.
>
> Alfonso wrote:
>> I am having trouble installing this update. I am using Stata SE 13 for
>> Mac in Mac OS X v. 10.9, i.e. Mavericks. The message I get when I type
>> update all, and after I confirm that it is OK to close Stata is:
>>
>> cannot write in directory /Applications/Stata/.tmp
>
> He later found that this was a permission issue and resolved it on his own:
>
> http://www.stata.com/statalist/archive/2013-10/msg01063.html
>
> We believe that the above situation arises when Stata is installed on
> a Mac as one user, and then a different user tries to update it.
>
>
> Dimitriy wrote:
>> I am also having Mac update issues with Mountain Lion:
>>
>> . update all
>> (contacting http://www.stata.com)
>>
>> Update status
>> Last check for updates: 30 Oct 2013
>> New update available: none (as of 30 Oct 2013)
>> Current update level: 07 Oct 2013 (what's new)
>>
>> Possible actions
>>
>> Do nothing; all files are up to date.
>>
>> . update all, force
>> (contacting http://www.stata.com)
>>
>> downloading executable files ... complete
>> downloading utility files ... complete
>> downloading documentation files ... complete
>> downloading ado files ... file
>> http://www.stata.com/updates8/ado/contents not found
>> server says file temporarily redirected to http://www.stata.com/error/404.html
>> r(601);
>
>
> In Dimitriy's case, it appears that he is behind a proxy server
> which is caching the old contents of the file on www.stata.com which
> contains the date of the latest update. Notice in the output he reported:
>
> Update status
> Last check for updates: 30 Oct 2013
> New update available: none (as of 30 Oct 2013)
> Current update level: 07 Oct 2013 (what's new)
>
> The proxy server he is behind is tricking Stata into thinking that
> the latest available update is dated 07 Oct 2013. Dimitriy tries to
> force an update, but because his Stata has been led to believe that
> the latest update is from 07 Oct 2013, Stata tries to download a file
> that should be there for an update corresponding to that date. Since
> that update has been superceded with the one released today, the files
> for the previous update no longer exist.
>
> Dimitriy's Stata is unchanged and unharmed, and if he waits a day or so,
> the proxy server will hopefully stop caching the old version of the
> date file and will allow him to update. Or, Dimitriy can update
> manually by visiting
>
> http://www.stata.com/support/updates/
>
>
> -James Hassell
> [email protected]
>
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