Dot Executable :/usr/bin/dot File does not exist Cannot find Grapviz

Prasanjit Sahu March 18, 2014

Dot Executable :/usr/bin/dot

File does not exist

Cannot find Grapviz.You should try

@startuml

testdot

@enduml

or java -jar plantuml.jar -testdot error is displayed

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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March 18, 2014

Yes, you need to install GraphViz. Or configure your system to look for it in the right place.

Prasanjit Sahu March 18, 2014

I get this error while creating a document using a PlantUML addin in Confluence:

Could you please let me know

1.how to check whether GraphViz is installed or not.

2. If installed, how to configure my system to look for it (it would be great if I would get the step by step guide in order to remove the above error).

Please help me and sorry to ask these question as I am newbie to plantuml and Graphviz.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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March 18, 2014

The error message implies you are using Unix based server and it's not installed.

Some distributions may have it in their repositories (so use pacman, yum, apt, etc to look for it, then install it or configure your path if it's not installed in the standard place). If not in a repo, then head for http://www.graphviz.orgfor a download and install.

Moses Thomas
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November 8, 2017

Hello Nic,

 

Please could you  explain second point ?

2. If installed, how to configure my system to look for it (it would be great if I would get the step by step guide in order to remove the above error).

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