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DimaSensation2015-07-19 17:09:36
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DimaSensation, 2015-07-19 17:09:36

Cloudcmd error (centos 6.6), how to solve?

A linuxoid beginner. The bottom line is, I'm trying to put cloudcmd on my VPS, I installed node.js, but when installing cloudcmd it gives an error.
I tried to move from directory to directory, but in the end everything was lost somewhere.
If it doesn't work, how can I remove it?
centos 6.6
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polozad, 2015-07-20
@polozad

Well, he asks to delete the manual file, why not try? rm -f /usr/local/share/man/man1/cloudmd.1, no? And show the output of the debug log, which is npm-debug.log.
A beginner linuxoid should read the output, not squander. And the ending one too.

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mn3m0n1c_3n3m1, 2015-07-26
@mn3m0n1c_3n3m1

Try: sudo npm i cloudcmd -g.
Or install nvm ( https://github.com/creationix/nvm ) and run: npm i cloudmd -g.
You can remove it with: npm r cloudmd -g (first sudo if without nvm).

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