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On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 10:46, Bodo Schulz wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>Maarten Stolte wrote:
> Hi Bodo,
>
>>/>>I installed the actual rpm (rpm-4.2_pre069) and this ist the result:
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>>>>aztechnology root # ./build-install-kolab.sh
>>>>-bb: unknown option
>>>>-ba: unknown option
>>>>/
>>>>
>>> This is because:
>>> - yes, you do need rpm for this script
>>> - but, you need the one from the steps 1-5 (from the top of my head) of
>>> the docs, in other words, the OpenPKG systems' rpm.
>>
>>I now.
>>I have do step 1-5 ...
>>I have install the rpm.
>>I have start Berhard's Script as user kolab and i have anymore errors.
>>I have contact Bernhard directly for this./
>>
> for the lists' archives, I'm 100% you didn't use the OpenPKG rpm, since
> your error indicates an RPM error you'd get with the 'normal' rpm, which
> e.g. redhat 8 and 9 use.
Okay, right ... that's was the first error i have ...
My steps:
1-5 ist okay ... stand in the QIM.
no errors ...
Than i start Berhard's script:
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| kolab@aztechnology$ ./build-install-kolab.sh
| build make
| skipping make
| build patch
| skipping patch
| build binutils</I></FONT></PRE>
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this looks to me like the source files aren't in the location where the script expects them. I did this wrong too, so I know it;-)<BR>
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>| error: failed build dependencies:
| make is needed by binutils-2.14-20030613
| skipping gdbm
| error: failed build dependencies:
| openssl is needed by openldap-2.1.21-20030609
| db >= 4.1.24 is needed by openldap-2.1.21-20030609
| make is needed by openldap-2.1.21-20030609
| gcc is needed by openldap-2.1.21-20030609
| kolab@aztechnology$ rpm -q make
| package make is not installed</I></FONT></PRE>
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Did you (or the script) make sure the path to rpm is the path to OpenPKG's rpm?
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