OpenSuse 10.2 installation error

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by HoD, Mar 22, 2007.

  1. HoD

    HoD New Member

    Hello everyone.

    As part of an assignment I have to use ISPconfig. I followed to the perfect setup for OpenSuse 10.2 and all went fine until I got the following error during the install:

    cannot create symlink to ::path:: No permission
    ERROR: Could not unpack OpenSSL

    With my very basic knowledge of Linux.. I assume I need to chmod something? If needed I can show more of the error messages but I have to write them down and typ it in :rolleyes:

    Thanks,

    HoD
     
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Please run the ISPConfig installer as root user and not with sudo or any other user.
     
  3. HoD

    HoD New Member

    I am root already. I assumed it had something to do with Openssl because the bits before worked fine.

    Oh and it says "Operation not permitted", I copied it wrong :(

    I just re-read the errors and it also has files he cannot find (mv: stat "/binaries/aps.tar.gz" no such file or directory) and it all ends with:

    ERROR: The PHP binary coming with ISPConfig does not work properly on your system!

    ps: I'm working in CLI only. I don't know how to copy the errors there so if you think that would help I could use some tips on how to copy stuff too heh.

    HoD
     
  4. falko

    falko Super Moderator Howtoforge Staff

    From which dieectory do you try to install ISPConfig? You can use all directories except /root/ispconfig and /home/admispconfig.

    Also make sure that AppArmor is switched off.
     
  5. HoD

    HoD New Member

    AppArmor is off.

    And uhm.. Which directory.. I'm not at school now, but I think either /etc/mystuff or directly from the usbstick (if thats possible..) I'll have to check on monday (and I'll make sure I wont try in either of those directories).

    Oh and a friend told me ISPConfig is easier to install on Ubuntu, is that true? We were "friendly advised" to try OpenSuse but we're allowed to switch to Ubuntu if we really want.

    HoD
     
  6. tollerbaer

    tollerbaer Guest

    you must install openssl_devel and openssl-devel-32bit. It's not in the Perfect HowTo.
     
  7. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    It is described in the perfect setup guides, of course only in the 64Bit setups.
     

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