Hi all!
I'll use this first message to introduce myself to this forum and to ask for some noob-help
I'm Zoten, from Italy, and I'm studying computer science at Udine university.
A little time ago I've been get started with pd and data-flow programming for a little project, that I've just decided to enlarge.
So, my aim is now to make some interaction between some c++/qt application and PureData by LAN/web, but the problem is muuuuch before.
I'm an open source supporter, so I decided to make all under free OSs.
So, here's the problem:
I've got two stations, that I (want to) use to try my programs in real situation.
Station one comes with Sabayon 3.5 as OS, Pd compiled from sources, and station two with Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy), Pd installed by GUI, but the problem is the same: I open my old project (a simple client/server synth that I want to use, between the others, to sniff some packets) and it starts to give error messages like

sendOSC
..couldn't create
OSCroute /adsr
..couldn't create

and so on.
If I try to send something via web it comes with an error,

error: inlet: expected '' but got 'send'.

Searching the forum for similar issues, I tried installing pd-extended on the 'buntu machine, but the problem, if possible, degenerated, with more "couldn't create" issues.
On Windows XP SP2 the project seems to work, so I can easily say that it is some installation-path-lib problem.
Anyone has any idea?

sigh...don't tell me I must program under win pliz :°

Hi, Zoten,

You may need to set the paths for Pd to find the externals.

Search for the external

locate sendOSC.pd_linux

Then add the directory it lives in to the list under the File->Path , and save and relaunch Pd

Sigh, sorry but my internet connection is dead for a long time T_T
At the time I've tried to locate externals but it did not work
Was so frustrated, now I'm programmin under windows with cygwin :S
And having a lot of new problems, ça va sans dire :D
Thanks anyway for the help