Unable to install Cappuccino Tools

After extracting CappuccinoTools-0.5.zip, I changed to the directory in the terminal, but the install script refused to run telling me that the "command was not found". I know the install script exists, so I'm assuming I don't have something the script requires to run. I'll post an update if I figure out what it is specifically that I don't have.

blktiger@17:46, ~$ cd ./Downloads/CappuccinoTools-0.5/
blktiger@17:47, ~/Downloads/CappuccinoTools-0.5$ ls
Editors Frameworks README install-tools objj blktiger@17:47, ~/Downloads/CappuccinoTools-0.5$ sudo ./install-tools
sudo: ./install-tools: command not found

What OS are you running?

Mac OS X Leopard (10.5.3). It is possible that maybe something is slightly off about my installation though.

Blacktiger: You may need to make the install-tools script executable first. Have you tried that?

chmod +x install-tools

I just tried that and still no dice. I also tried giving the script full permissions (chmod 777), but that didn't help either.

Did you try

*sudo sh install-tools*

That worked.

Should we change the instructions to say to do that then or what?

I've tried both sudo sh install-tools as well as sudo ./install-tools (after chmod a+x install-tools) as well as . Both seem to be working fine to me.

I say we put sudo sh install-tools as an option in the README as well. Also this command won't require chmod a+x.