installation problem with SGD EE 4.0 trial version
Hi All,
I have been trying to install the SGD EE 4.0 trial version on Solaris 10
(SPARC) and can't get around a problem.
I do everything as described on the installation page, create the
/tmp/tta_pkgadd script and the ttaserv and ttasys users and then run the
installer.
I get an error message:
Installation type = install 4.00.903
Installation directory = /opt/tarantella
Peer DNS name = ...
License mode = Evaluation (30-day limit)
HTTP port = 80 [not currently in use]
Archive logs every week? = yes (Sunday 03:00 hours)
pwd: cannot determine current directory!
/tmp/installMDaiFc/checkinstallODaiFc: no home directory
Error during installation. Setup will now exit.
Please correct any errors described in /tmp/tta_inst.log, and then try
again.
Any ideas about the problem?
Thanks,
Laszlo
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Laszlo] at [2007-11-25 20:52:47]
# 1
Laszio,
Do you see any problems when running "pwd" or "ls" from a prompt? It
almost sounds like your system has been compromised.
You can try to debug the install further using the following technique.
$ touch /tmp/pkgadd.debug
$ sh ttaspso.shx
You should get verbose information logged to either the
/tmp/tta_inst.log or INSTDIR/var/log/setup.log
Post the content of this file.
Laszlo wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have been trying to install the SGD EE 4.0 trial version on Solaris 10
> (SPARC) and can't get around a problem.
>
> I do everything as described on the installation page, create the
> /tmp/tta_pkgadd script and the ttaserv and ttasys users and then run the
> installer.
>
> I get an error message:
>
> Installation type = install 4.00.903
> Installation directory = /opt/tarantella
> Peer DNS name = ...
> License mode = Evaluation (30-day limit)
> HTTP port = 80 [not currently in use]
> Archive logs every week? = yes (Sunday 03:00 hours)
> pwd: cannot determine current directory!
> /tmp/installMDaiFc/checkinstallODaiFc: no home directory
> Error during installation. Setup will now exit.
> Please correct any errors described in /tmp/tta_inst.log, and then try
> again.
>
> Any ideas about the problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Laszlo
>
>
MelO at 2007-7-4 19:01:02 >
# 2
Hi Laszlo
It looks like the directory you are currently working in and
installing from may no longer exist. At least that is what is implied
from the output of 'pwd'. The installer needs to know the current
working directory to install the product so if the directory you are in
is removed after you change into it I would expect the install to
fail in this way.
Regards
Barrie
On 2005-05-23, Laszlo <laszlo.kovacs@sun.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have been trying to install the SGD EE 4.0 trial version on Solaris 10
> (SPARC) and can't get around a problem.
>
> I do everything as described on the installation page, create the
> /tmp/tta_pkgadd script and the ttaserv and ttasys users and then run the
> installer.
>
> I get an error message:
>
> Installation type = install 4.00.903
> Installation directory = /opt/tarantella
> Peer DNS name = ...
> License mode = Evaluation (30-day limit)
> HTTP port = 80 [not currently in use]
> Archive logs every week? = yes (Sunday 03:00 hours)
> pwd: cannot determine current directory!
> /tmp/installMDaiFc/checkinstallODaiFc: no home directory
> Error during installation. Setup will now exit.
> Please correct any errors described in /tmp/tta_inst.log, and then try
> again.
>
> Any ideas about the problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Laszlo
>
>
# 3
I don\'t see any problems when typing pwd or ls. I re-installed Solaris 10
and the problem did not go away.
When I create /tmp/pkgadd.debug there is more printout during
installation. Here is the suspicious section:
+ echo Archive logs every week? = yes\\c
Archive logs every week? = yes+ [ yes = yes ]
a_daystr=Sunday
+ echo (Sunday \\c
(Sunday + echo 03:00 hours)\\c
03:00 hours)+ echo
+ [ -n t ]
+ [ svr4 != unknown ]
+ [ -n ]
+ [ -n ]
+ [ ! -z ]
+ [ false = true ]
+ [ -n -a -n 4.00.903 ]
_kflag=k
_path=/opt/tarantella
+ [ ! -d /opt/tarantella ]
+ [ -z /opt/tarantella ]
+ expr /opt/tarantella/ : \\(/\\)/*[^/]*//*$ | /opt/tarantella/ :
\\(.*[^/]\\)//*[^/][^/]*//*$ | .
_path=/opt
+ [ ! -d /opt ]
+ [ -f /bin/pwd ]
+ /bin/pwd
pwd: cannot determine current directory!
origdir=
+ cd /opt
+ /bin/pwd
dir=/opt
kbytes=
dirname=/opt/
+ df -kl /opt/
apple=
+ [ 0 -eq 0 ]
+ egrep [Aa]vail
+ df -kl /opt/
banana=
+ [ 0 -eq 0 ]
+ sed -e
{
s/^[^]*[]*[a-zA-Z]*[]*[0-9]*[ ]*[0-9]*[
]*\\([0-9]*\\).*$/\\1/
q
}
+ egrep -v [Aa]vail
+ df -k /opt/
kbytes=3574479
+ cd
/tmp/installfqaWDe/checkinstallhqaWDe: no home directory
res=1
+ echo
+ echo
+ echo Install detail for package <tta>
+ echo
+ echo
+ [ -z ]
+ rm -f /tmp/ttainst_1/tta.pkgadd
+ echo
+ echo
+ echo Script detail for package <tta>
+ echo
+ echo
+ [ -z ]
+ rm -f /tmp/ttainst_1/tta.log
+ grep ^#USERQUIT$ /tmp/ttainst_1/ttainst.cmds_to_webwrap
+ [ -n ]
+ exitnicely 1
LOGFILE=/tmp/tta_inst.log
+ export LOGFILE
+ echo Error during installation. Setup will now exit.
Also /tmp/tta_inst.log is here:
===========================================================================
Starting Setup
===========================================================================
11+0 records in
11+0 records out
===========================================================================
Installing package <tta>
===========================================================================
3+0 records in
3+0 records out
Pre-request detail for package <tta>
trace=x
+ export trace
OK=0
FAIL=1
PRODUCT_VERSION=4.0
PRODUCT_VERSION_FULL=4.00.903
PRODUCT_VERSION_MAJOR=4
PRODUCT_VERSION_FEATURE=0
PRODUCT_VERSION_BUG=0
PRODUCT_VERSION_BUILD=903
PRODUCT_VERSION_CAB=4,0,0,903
PRODUCT_FULL_NAME=Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition
PRODUCT_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop
PRODUCT_SHORT_FILENAME=Tarantella
TSP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Security Pack
TSP_SHORT_NAME=Security Pack
WCP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Windows Connectivity Pack
WCP_SHORT_NAME=Windows Connectivity Pack
TN3270_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Mainframe Connectivity Pack
TN3270_SHORT_NAME=Mainframe Connectivity Pack
AS400_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop AS/400 Connectivity Pack
AS400_SHORT_NAME=AS/400 Connectivity Pack
S1PSTK_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Channel for Sun ONE Portal Server
S1PSIP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Integration Pack for Sun ONE Portal
Server
S1PSTK_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Channel for Sun ONE Portal Server
S1PSIP_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Integration Pack for Sun ONE
Portal Server
OBJECT_MGR_NAME=Object Manager
ARRAY_MGR_NAME=Array Manager
NATIVE_WIN16_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Windows 3.1
NATIVE_WIN16_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Windows 3.1
NATIVE_WIN32_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Windows 95,
98 and NT
NATIVE_WIN32_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Windows 95, 98 and NT
NATIVE_WYSE_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Wyse
NATIVE_WYSE_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Wyse
NATIVE_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client
NATIVE_SHORT_NAME=Native Client
NATIVE_REGISTRY_NAME=Tarantella Native Client
TCC_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Client
TCC_HELPER_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Client Helper
TCC_ACTIVEX_NAME=Secure Global Desktop ActiveX Control
TCC_PLUGIN_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Netscape Plug-in
T3COMPONENT_WIN_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module for Windows
T3COMPONENT_UNIX_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module for
UNIX/Linux
T3COMPONENT_SHORT_UNIX_NAME=tem
T3COMPONENT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module
ARCHIVE_NAME_ttalw=TCC Helper, version
ARCHIVE_NAME_asad=3.x Framework Java Archive
ARCHIVE_NAME_tta=Client,
ARCHIVE_NAME_tsp=3.x Security Java Archive
ARCHIVE_NAME_proxy=3.x Proxy Java Archive
ARCHIVE_SUFFIX=D
NS_REGKEY=java/download/com/tarantella/tta
PRODUCT_VENDOR=Tarantella, Inc.
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_PEER_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_PEER_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2 2.1
CLIENTCAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
CLIENTCAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2
INST_RCFILE=S90Tarantella
KILL_RCFILE=K90Tarantella
INST_RCSTRING=##Tarantella##
TWS_INST_RCFILE=S89TarantellaWebServer
TWS_KILL_RCFILE=K10TarantellaWebServer
TWS_INST_RCSTRING=##TarantellaWebServer##
PRIOR_UPGRADES=3.3*.* 3.40.* 3.42.* 4.00.*
SUPPORTED_UPGRADES=4.00.903 3.3*.* 3.40.* 3.42.* 4.00.*
PRODUCT_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=8388608
TSP_US_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=4194304
TSP_INTL_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=2097152
USER_RESTRICTION=1
N=
C=
+ grep n
+ echo -n
C=\\c
_ss_headlines=--
+ [ -d /bin ]
PATH=/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sfw/bin
+ [ -d /sbin ]
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sfw/ bin
+ [ -d /usr/bin ]
PATH=/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin: /usr/sfw/bin
+ [ -d /usr/sbin ]
PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin :/usr/bin:/usr/sfw/bin
+ [ -d /etc ]
PATH=/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr /sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sfw/bin
+ export PATH
+ [ -d /usr/package/sadm/install/bin ]
+ [ -z /tmp/ttainst_1/ttapkg.2033/pkg/tta.prerequest ]
+ expr ///tmp/ttainst_1/ttapkg.2033/pkg/tta.prerequest : .*/\\(.*\\)
who_i_am=tta.prerequest
LOGDIR=/tmp/ttainst_1
LOGFILE=/tmp/ttainst_1/tta.prerequest
+ expr ///tmp/ttainst_1/ttapkg.2033/pkg/tta.prerequest : .*/\\(.*\\)
scriptname=tta.prerequest
+ chmod 644 /tmp/ttainst_1/tta.prerequest
+ echo > tta.prerequest
+ chmod 644 /tmp/ttainst_1/tta.prerequest
+ export LOGFILE
instver=0
instance=
+ sed s,^\\(.*\\)\\..*$,\\1,
+ echo tta
shortpkgname=tta
+ pkginfo tta.*
pkginfo=
res=1
+ [ 1 -eq 0 ]
a_case_y=yY
a_case_yes=yY
s_yes=yes
a_case_n=nN
a_case_no=nN
s_no=no
p_stopping=Stopping Secure Global Desktop server, please wait...
h_deficientOS=Additional system requirements
q_deficientOS=Would you like Setup to continue?
w_struggle=OK, struggling on.
p_upgradeglibc=Setup has detected an out-of-date version of glibc on your
system.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must upgrade to glibc-2.1.2-2S or newer.
Upgrades for glibc are available from www.calderasystems.com.
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_osrcompat=Setup has detected that the Binary Compatibility Module
(OSRcompat) for
SCO OpenServer is not installed on your system.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the Binary Compatibility
Module
(OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer (version 7.1.1 or greater), available from
www.sco.com/downloads.
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_osrcompatver=Setup has detected that the installed Binary Compatibility
Module
(OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer is out of date and needs replacing.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the Binary Compatibility
Module
(OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer version 7.1.1 or greater, available from
www.sco.com/downloads.
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_noetcshadow=Secure Global Desktop requires that your system is
configured to use
shadow passwords, storing username and password information in
/etc/shadow. This system currently doesn\'t use shadow passwords.
IMPORTANT: This means that users will be unable to log in to Secure Global
Desktop.
To convert your system to use shadow passwords, use pwconv.
See the pwconv(8) man page and the Linux Shadow Password HOWTO
at http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Shadow-Password-HOWTO.html,
which gives a good overview of the issues you may encounter.
p_noloadprobetool1=Setup was looking for
p_noloadprobetool2=
The file is missing or is not executable. Secure Global Desktop needs to
use
this program for CPU-based load balancing.
Setup can continue, but you should install the missing program or correct
its
permissions if you want to use the Secure Global Desktop CPU-based load
balancing
feature.
If the program is installed in a different location, you can exit Setup,
create
a symlink to it, and then run Setup again.
l_toolunkarch=unknown tool for unrecognized architecture:
p_udkrtfs=Setup has detected that the UDK RunTime Feature Supplement
(udkrtfs)
is not installed on your system.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the UDK RunTime Feature
Supplement
for UnixWare 7.1.1, available from www.caldera.com/download
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_libsendfile=Setup has detected that the file /usr/lib/libsendfile.so is
missing or not installed with the SUNWcsl (Core Solaris Libraries) package.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the SUNWcsl package
containing
/usr/lib/libsendfile.so
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
a_deficientOS=N
+ [ spso0510 = i3li0202 ]
+ [ spso0510 = i3sc0325 ]
+ [ spso0510 = i3un0711 ]
+ pkgchk -l -p /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
libsf=Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsl
Current status: installed
+ [ -z Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsl
Current status: installed ]
+ [ -n ]
+ exit 0
24997+0 records in
24997+0 records out
Extraction detail for package <tta>
Transferring <tta> package instance
Install detail for package <tta>
Processing package instance <tta> from </tmp>
Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC Solaris
2.8+(SPARC) 4.00.903
Tarantella, Inc.
pkgadd: ERROR: request script did not complete successfully
Installation of <tta> failed.
No changes were made to the system.
Script detail for package <tta>
> checkinstallhqaWDe
There are a number of Linux specific error messages here that I presume do
not apply to Solaris. Also I have the SUNWcsl package installed.
Laszlo
Mel O wrote:
> Laszio,
> Do you see any problems when running \"pwd\" or \"ls\" from a prompt? It
> almost sounds like your system has been compromised.
> You can try to debug the install further using the following technique.
> $ touch /tmp/pkgadd.debug
> $ sh ttaspso.shx
> You should get verbose information logged to either the
> /tmp/tta_inst.log or INSTDIR/var/log/setup.log
> Post the content of this file.
# 4
Laszlo wrote on 26/05/2005 11:38:
...
> + [ -f /bin/pwd ]
> + /bin/pwd
> pwd: cannot determine current directory!
...
This certainly looks like the root of your problems. That error message
comes from /bin/pwd, which the SGD install runs explicitly. I have no
idea why it should be failing.
You said that pwd works OK if you run it from a command prompt - is the
same true of /bin/pwd and /usr/bin/pwd? If both of those programs exist
on your system, are they identical?
What is your current directory when you start the SGD install? Do you
get the same result if you cd to a different directory (eg /tmp) before
starting the install?
Regards,
--
Bill Weir, Tarantella Engineer.
# 5
Strangely switching to /tmp and running the install script from there
works.
Thanks,
Laszlo
Bill Weir wrote:
> Laszlo wrote on 26/05/2005 11:38:
> ....
> > + [ -f /bin/pwd ]
> > + /bin/pwd
> > pwd: cannot determine current directory!
> ....
> This certainly looks like the root of your problems. That error message
> comes from /bin/pwd, which the SGD install runs explicitly. I have no
> idea why it should be failing.
> You said that pwd works OK if you run it from a command prompt - is the
> same true of /bin/pwd and /usr/bin/pwd? If both of those programs exist
> on your system, are they identical?
> What is your current directory when you start the SGD install? Do you
> get the same result if you cd to a different directory (eg /tmp) before
> starting the install?
> Regards,
> --
> Bill Weir, Tarantella Engineer.
# 6
Laszlo wrote:> Strangely switching to /tmp and running the install script from there> works.Can you post the command line that you used?I am currently experiencing the same result, and I am running the installfrom /tmp.
Wayne at 2007-7-4 19:01:02 >
# 7
Wayne wrote:
> Laszlo wrote:
> > Strangely switching to /tmp and running the install script from there
> > works.
> Can you post the command line that you used?
> I am currently experiencing the same result, and I am running the install
> from /tmp.
Hello,
I tried evrything described in this email thread and I am also running
into the same problem as laszlo. Sol10 and SGD EE do not work together,
specially after the fact that Sun is planning to acquire Tarantella. This
needs to be fixed ASAP.
Please help!!!
Thanks,
Mir
Mir at 2007-7-4 19:01:02 >
# 8
Hi Mir
There are no known issues with Solaris 10 and installing SGD 4.0.
I can only help you if you give me some details about the specific
problem you are having.
Previously, in this thread, there have been reports of installs not
happening, but this looks like the install script was not being run in a
valid directory. A similar failure would occur on *any* operating system
with *any* install script.
If you can send me some more information, especially the results from
creating the file /tmp/pkgadd.debug, then I will try and help.
Thanks
Barrie
On 2005-05-31, Mir <firasath@gmail.com> wrote:
> Wayne wrote:
>
>> Laszlo wrote:
>
>> > Strangely switching to /tmp and running the install script from there
>> > works.
>
>> Can you post the command line that you used?
>
>> I am currently experiencing the same result, and I am running the install
>> from /tmp.
>
>
>
> Hello,
> I tried evrything described in this email thread and I am also running
> into the same problem as laszlo. Sol10 and SGD EE do not work together,
> specially after the fact that Sun is planning to acquire Tarantella. This
> needs to be fixed ASAP.
> Please help!!!
>
> Thanks,
> Mir
>
# 9
Hi Barrie,
Thanks for response. Please see the following output. Appreciate all your
help.
# sh ttaspso.shx
--
Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition
--
Setup is verifying the shx file...
Setup is checking for disk space requirements...
Secure Global Desktop for SPARC Solaris 2.8+
Preparing for installation...
/tmp/installevaGrg/checkinstallgvaGrg: /tmp/ttainst_0/tta.log: cannot
create
Error during installation. Setup will now exit.
Please correct any errors described in /tmp/tta_inst.log, and then try
again.
the detailed pkgadd.debug is as follows.
# cat tta_inst.log |more
===========================================================================
Starting Setup
===========================================================================
11+0 records in
11+0 records out
===========================================================================
Installing package <tta>
===========================================================================
3+0 records in
3+0 records out
Pre-request detail for package <tta>
trace=x
+ export trace
OK=0
FAIL=1
PRODUCT_VERSION=4.0
PRODUCT_VERSION_FULL=4.00.903
PRODUCT_VERSION_MAJOR=4
PRODUCT_VERSION_FEATURE=0
PRODUCT_VERSION_BUG=0
PRODUCT_VERSION_BUILD=903
PRODUCT_VERSION_CAB=4,0,0,903
PRODUCT_FULL_NAME=Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition
PRODUCT_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop
PRODUCT_SHORT_FILENAME=Tarantella
TSP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Security Pack
TSP_SHORT_NAME=Security Pack
WCP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Windows Connectivity Pack
WCP_SHORT_NAME=Windows Connectivity Pack
TN3270_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Mainframe Connectivity Pack
TN3270_SHORT_NAME=Mainframe Connectivity Pack
AS400_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop AS/400 Connectivity Pack
AS400_SHORT_NAME=AS/400 Connectivity Pack
S1PSTK_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Channel for Sun ONE Portal Server
S1PSIP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Integration Pack for Sun ONE Portal
Server
S1PSTK_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Channel for Sun ONE Portal Server
S1PSIP_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Integration Pack for Sun ONE
Portal Server
OBJECT_MGR_NAME=Object Manager
ARRAY_MGR_NAME=Array Manager
NATIVE_WIN16_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Windows 3.1
NATIVE_WIN16_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Windows 3.1
NATIVE_WIN32_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Windows 95,
98 and NT
NATIVE_WIN32_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Windows 95, 98 and NT
NATIVE_WYSE_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Wyse
NATIVE_WYSE_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Wyse
NATIVE_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client
NATIVE_SHORT_NAME=Native Client
NATIVE_REGISTRY_NAME=Tarantella Native Client
TCC_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Client
TCC_HELPER_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Client Helper
TCC_ACTIVEX_NAME=Secure Global Desktop ActiveX Control
TCC_PLUGIN_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Netscape Plug-in
T3COMPONENT_WIN_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module for Windows
T3COMPONENT_UNIX_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module for
UNIX/Linux
T3COMPONENT_SHORT_UNIX_NAME=tem
T3COMPONENT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module
ARCHIVE_NAME_ttalw=TCC Helper, version
ARCHIVE_NAME_asad=3.x Framework Java Archive
ARCHIVE_NAME_tta=Client,
ARCHIVE_NAME_tsp=3.x Security Java Archive
ARCHIVE_NAME_proxy=3.x Proxy Java Archive
ARCHIVE_SUFFIX=D
NS_REGKEY=java/download/com/tarantella/tta
PRODUCT_VENDOR=Tarantella, Inc.
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_PEER_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
CAPABILITIES_ASAD_PEER_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2 2.1
CLIENTCAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
CLIENTCAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2
INST_RCFILE=S90Tarantella
KILL_RCFILE=K90Tarantella
INST_RCSTRING=##Tarantella##
INST_RCSTRING=##Tarantella##
TWS_INST_RCFILE=S89TarantellaWebServer
TWS_KILL_RCFILE=K10TarantellaWebServer
TWS_INST_RCSTRING=##TarantellaWebServer##
PRIOR_UPGRADES=3.3*.* 3.40.* 3.42.* 4.00.*
SUPPORTED_UPGRADES=4.00.903 3.3*.* 3.40.* 3.42.* 4.00.*
PRODUCT_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=8388608
TSP_US_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=4194304
TSP_INTL_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=2097152
USER_RESTRICTION=1
N=
C=
+ grep n
+ echo -n
C=\c
_ss_headlines=--
+ [ -d /bin ]
PATH=/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
+ [ -d /sbin ]
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
+ [ -d /usr/bin ]
PATH=/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
+ [ -d /usr/sbin ]
PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin :/usr/bin
+ [ -d /etc ]
PATH=/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr /sbin:/usr/bin
+ export PATH
+ [ -d /usr/package/sadm/install/bin ]
+ [ -z /tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg/tta.prerequest ]
+ expr ///tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg/tta.prerequest : .*/\(.*\)
who_i_am=tta.prerequest
LOGDIR=/tmp/ttainst_0
LOGFILE=/tmp/ttainst_0/tta.prerequest
+ expr ///tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg/tta.prerequest : .*/\(.*\)
scriptname=tta.prerequest
+ chmod 644 /tmp/ttainst_0/tta.prerequest
+ echo > tta.prerequest
+ chmod 644 /tmp/ttainst_0/tta.prerequest
+ export LOGFILE
instver=0
instance=
instance=
+ sed s,^\(.*\)\..*$,\1,
+ echo tta
shortpkgname=tta
+ pkginfo tta.*
pkginfo=
res=1
+ [ 1 -eq 0 ]
a_case_y=yY
a_case_yes=yY
s_yes=yes
a_case_n=nN
a_case_no=nN
s_no=no
p_stopping=Stopping Secure Global Desktop server, please wait...
h_deficientOS=Additional system requirements
q_deficientOS=Would you like Setup to continue?
w_struggle=OK, struggling on.
p_upgradeglibc=Setup has detected an out-of-date version of glibc on your
system.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must upgrade to glibc-2.1.2-2S or newer.
Upgrades for glibc are available from www.calderasystems.com.
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_osrcompat=Setup has detected that the Binary Compatibility Module
(OSRcompat) for
SCO OpenServer is not installed on your system.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the Binary Compatibility
Module
(OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer (version 7.1.1 or greater), available from
www.sco.com/downloads.
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_osrcompatver=Setup has detected that the installed Binary Compatibility
Module
(OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer is out of date and needs replacing.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the Binary Compatibility
Module
(OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer version 7.1.1 or greater, available from
www.sco.com/downloads.
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_noetcshadow=Secure Global Desktop requires that your system is
configured to use
p_noetcshadow=Secure Global Desktop requires that your system is
configured to use
shadow passwords, storing username and password information in
/etc/shadow. This system currently doesn't use shadow passwords.
IMPORTANT: This means that users will be unable to log in to Secure Global
Desktop.
To convert your system to use shadow passwords, use pwconv.
See the pwconv(8) man page and the Linux Shadow Password HOWTO
at http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Shadow-Password-HOWTO.html,
which gives a good overview of the issues you may encounter.
p_noloadprobetool1=Setup was looking for
p_noloadprobetool2=
The file is missing or is not executable. Secure Global Desktop needs to
use
this program for CPU-based load balancing.
Setup can continue, but you should install the missing program or correct
its
permissions if you want to use the Secure Global Desktop CPU-based load
balancing
feature.
If the program is installed in a different location, you can exit Setup,
create
a symlink to it, and then run Setup again.
l_toolunkarch=unknown tool for unrecognized architecture:
p_udkrtfs=Setup has detected that the UDK RunTime Feature Supplement
(udkrtfs)
is not installed on your system.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the UDK RunTime Feature
Supplement
for UnixWare 7.1.1, available from www.caldera.com/download
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
p_libsendfile=Setup has detected that the file /usr/lib/libsendfile.so is
missing or not installed with the SUNWcsl (Core Solaris Libraries) package.
To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the SUNWcsl package
containing
/usr/lib/libsendfile.so
IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
a_deficientOS=N
+ [ spso0510 = i3li0202 ]
+ [ spso0510 = i3sc0325 ]
+ [ spso0510 = i3un0711 ]
+ [ spso0510 = i3un0711 ]
+ pkgchk -l -p /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
libsf=Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsl
Current status: installed
+ [ -z Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsl
Current status: installed ]
+ [ -n ]
+ exit 0
24997+0 records in
24997+0 records out
Extraction detail for package <tta>
Transferring <tta> package instance
Install detail for package <tta>
Processing package instance <tta> from </tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg>
Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC Solaris
2.8+(SPARC) 4.00.903
Tarantella, Inc.
pkgadd: ERROR: request script did not complete successfully
Installation of <tta> failed.
No changes were made to the system.
Script detail for package <tta>
libsf=Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsl
Current status: installed
+ [ -z Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
Type: symbolic link
Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
Referenced by the following packages:
SUNWcsl
Current status: installed ]
+ [ -n ]
+ exit 0
24997+0 records in
24997+0 records out
Extraction detail for package <tta>
Transferring <tta> package instance
Install detail for package <tta>
Processing package instance <tta> from </tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg>
Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC Solaris
2.8+(SPARC) 4.00.903
Tarantella, Inc.
pkgadd: ERROR: request script did not complete successfully
Installation of <tta> failed.
No changes were made to the system.
Script detail for package <tta>
Regards,
Mir
> Hi Mir
> There are no known issues with Solaris 10 and installing SGD 4.0.
> I can only help you if you give me some details about the specific
> problem you are having.
> Previously, in this thread, there have been reports of installs not
> happening, but this looks like the install script was not being run in a
> valid directory. A similar failure would occur on *any* operating system
> with *any* install script.
> If you can send me some more information, especially the results from
> creating the file /tmp/pkgadd.debug, then I will try and help.
> Thanks
>Barrie
> On 2005-05-31, Mir <firasath@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Wayne wrote:
> >
> >> Laszlo wrote:
> >
> >> > Strangely switching to /tmp and running the install script from there
> >> > works.
> >
> >> Can you post the command line that you used?
> >
> >> I am currently experiencing the same result, and I am running the install
> >> from /tmp.
> >
> >
> >
> > Hello,
> > I tried evrything described in this email thread and I am also running
> > into the same problem as laszlo. Sol10 and SGD EE do not work together,
> > specially after the fact that Sun is planning to acquire Tarantella. This
> > needs to be fixed ASAP.
> > Please help!!!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Mir
> >
Mir at 2007-7-4 19:01:02 >
# 10
Hi Mir
Not sure. It looks like the request script failed but for some reason
the trace wasn't on. In itself this is odd, the request script should
check for the presence of /tmp/pkgadd.debug and then do 'set -x' in the
script.
Can you try the 'pkgadd' install method I outlined in the other thread.
It looks like Sun substantially rewrote pkgadd for 10. We had to change
quote a few things before releasing 4.0, it's possible these are still
being worked through, or that Sun are making changes to pkgadd in
subsequent patches. Can you let us know which patches you have
installed. I'll see if I can get someone to check the install with
your patch level.
Regards
Barrie
On 2005-06-01, Mir <mir.ali4u@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Barrie,
> Thanks for response. Please see the following output. Appreciate all your
> help.
>
> # sh ttaspso.shx
> --
> Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition
> --
>
> Setup is verifying the shx file...
>
> Setup is checking for disk space requirements...
>
> Secure Global Desktop for SPARC Solaris 2.8+
> Preparing for installation...
> /tmp/installevaGrg/checkinstallgvaGrg: /tmp/ttainst_0/tta.log: cannot
> create
> Error during installation. Setup will now exit.
> Please correct any errors described in /tmp/tta_inst.log, and then try
> again.
>
> the detailed pkgadd.debug is as follows.
>
> # cat tta_inst.log |more
>===========================================================================
> Starting Setup
>===========================================================================
>
> 11+0 records in
> 11+0 records out
>
>===========================================================================
> Installing package <tta>
>===========================================================================
>
> 3+0 records in
> 3+0 records out
>
>
> Pre-request detail for package <tta>
>
>
> trace=x
> + export trace
> OK=0
> FAIL=1
> PRODUCT_VERSION=4.0
> PRODUCT_VERSION_FULL=4.00.903
> PRODUCT_VERSION_MAJOR=4
> PRODUCT_VERSION_FEATURE=0
> PRODUCT_VERSION_BUG=0
> PRODUCT_VERSION_BUILD=903
> PRODUCT_VERSION_CAB=4,0,0,903
> PRODUCT_FULL_NAME=Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition
> PRODUCT_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop
> PRODUCT_SHORT_FILENAME=Tarantella
> TSP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Security Pack
> TSP_SHORT_NAME=Security Pack
> WCP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Windows Connectivity Pack
> WCP_SHORT_NAME=Windows Connectivity Pack
> TN3270_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Mainframe Connectivity Pack
> TN3270_SHORT_NAME=Mainframe Connectivity Pack
> AS400_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop AS/400 Connectivity Pack
> AS400_SHORT_NAME=AS/400 Connectivity Pack
> S1PSTK_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Channel for Sun ONE Portal Server
> S1PSIP_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Integration Pack for Sun ONE Portal
> Server
> S1PSTK_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Channel for Sun ONE Portal Server
> S1PSIP_SHORT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Integration Pack for Sun ONE
> Portal Server
> OBJECT_MGR_NAME=Object Manager
> ARRAY_MGR_NAME=Array Manager
> NATIVE_WIN16_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Windows 3.1
> NATIVE_WIN16_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Windows 3.1
> NATIVE_WIN32_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Windows 95,
> 98 and NT
> NATIVE_WIN32_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Windows 95, 98 and NT
> NATIVE_WYSE_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client for Wyse
> NATIVE_WYSE_SHORT_NAME=Native Client for Wyse
> NATIVE_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Native Client
> NATIVE_SHORT_NAME=Native Client
> NATIVE_REGISTRY_NAME=Tarantella Native Client
> TCC_FULL_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Client
> TCC_HELPER_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Client Helper
> TCC_ACTIVEX_NAME=Secure Global Desktop ActiveX Control
> TCC_PLUGIN_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Netscape Plug-in
> T3COMPONENT_WIN_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module for Windows
> T3COMPONENT_UNIX_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module for
> UNIX/Linux
> T3COMPONENT_SHORT_UNIX_NAME=tem
> T3COMPONENT_NAME=Secure Global Desktop Enhancement Module
> ARCHIVE_NAME_ttalw=TCC Helper, version
> ARCHIVE_NAME_asad=3.x Framework Java Archive
> ARCHIVE_NAME_tta=Client,
> ARCHIVE_NAME_tsp=3.x Security Java Archive
> ARCHIVE_NAME_proxy=3.x Proxy Java Archive
> ARCHIVE_SUFFIX=D
> NS_REGKEY=java/download/com/tarantella/tta
> PRODUCT_VENDOR=Tarantella, Inc.
> CAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
> CAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2
> CAPABILITIES_ASAD_PEER_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
> CAPABILITIES_ASAD_PEER_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2 2.1
> CLIENTCAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_REQUIRED=(1.1 || 1.2)
> CLIENTCAPABILITIES_ASAD_WEBTOPCLIENT_PROVIDED=1.1 1.2
> INST_RCFILE=S90Tarantella
> KILL_RCFILE=K90Tarantella
> INST_RCSTRING=##Tarantella##
> INST_RCSTRING=##Tarantella##
> TWS_INST_RCFILE=S89TarantellaWebServer
> TWS_KILL_RCFILE=K10TarantellaWebServer
> TWS_INST_RCSTRING=##TarantellaWebServer##
> PRIOR_UPGRADES=3.3*.* 3.40.* 3.42.* 4.00.*
> SUPPORTED_UPGRADES=4.00.903 3.3*.* 3.40.* 3.42.* 4.00.*
> PRODUCT_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=8388608
> TSP_US_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=4194304
> TSP_INTL_LICENSE_PRODUCT_CODE=2097152
> USER_RESTRICTION=1
> N=
> C=
> + grep n
> + echo -n
> C=\c
> _ss_headlines=--
> + [ -d /bin ]
> PATH=/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
> + [ -d /sbin ]
> PATH=/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
> + [ -d /usr/bin ]
> PATH=/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
> + [ -d /usr/sbin ]
> PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin :/usr/bin
> + [ -d /etc ]
> PATH=/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr /sbin:/usr/bin
> + export PATH
> + [ -d /usr/package/sadm/install/bin ]
> + [ -z /tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg/tta.prerequest ]
> + expr ///tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg/tta.prerequest : .*/\(.*\)
> who_i_am=tta.prerequest
> LOGDIR=/tmp/ttainst_0
> LOGFILE=/tmp/ttainst_0/tta.prerequest
> + expr ///tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg/tta.prerequest : .*/\(.*\)
> scriptname=tta.prerequest
> + chmod 644 /tmp/ttainst_0/tta.prerequest
> + echo > tta.prerequest
> + chmod 644 /tmp/ttainst_0/tta.prerequest
> + export LOGFILE
> instver=0
> instance=
> instance=
> + sed s,^\(.*\)\..*$,\1,
> + echo tta
> shortpkgname=tta
> + pkginfo tta.*
> pkginfo=
> res=1
> + [ 1 -eq 0 ]
> a_case_y=yY
> a_case_yes=yY
> s_yes=yes
> a_case_n=nN
> a_case_no=nN
> s_no=no
> p_stopping=Stopping Secure Global Desktop server, please wait...
> h_deficientOS=Additional system requirements
> q_deficientOS=Would you like Setup to continue?
> w_struggle=OK, struggling on.
> p_upgradeglibc=Setup has detected an out-of-date version of glibc on your
> system.
>
> To use Secure Global Desktop you must upgrade to glibc-2.1.2-2S or newer.
> Upgrades for glibc are available from www.calderasystems.com.
>
> IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
> p_osrcompat=Setup has detected that the Binary Compatibility Module
> (OSRcompat) for
> SCO OpenServer is not installed on your system.
>
> To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the Binary Compatibility
> Module
> (OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer (version 7.1.1 or greater), available from
> www.sco.com/downloads.
>
> IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
> p_osrcompatver=Setup has detected that the installed Binary Compatibility
> Module
> (OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer is out of date and needs replacing.
>
> To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the Binary Compatibility
> Module
> (OSRcompat) for SCO OpenServer version 7.1.1 or greater, available from
> www.sco.com/downloads.
>
> IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
> p_noetcshadow=Secure Global Desktop requires that your system is
> configured to use
> p_noetcshadow=Secure Global Desktop requires that your system is
> configured to use
> shadow passwords, storing username and password information in
> /etc/shadow. This system currently doesn't use shadow passwords.
>
> IMPORTANT: This means that users will be unable to log in to Secure Global
> Desktop.
>
> To convert your system to use shadow passwords, use pwconv.
> See the pwconv(8) man page and the Linux Shadow Password HOWTO
> at http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Shadow-Password-HOWTO.html,
> which gives a good overview of the issues you may encounter.
> p_noloadprobetool1=Setup was looking for
> p_noloadprobetool2=
>
> The file is missing or is not executable. Secure Global Desktop needs to
> use
> this program for CPU-based load balancing.
>
> Setup can continue, but you should install the missing program or correct
> its
> permissions if you want to use the Secure Global Desktop CPU-based load
> balancing
> feature.
>
> If the program is installed in a different location, you can exit Setup,
> create
> a symlink to it, and then run Setup again.
> l_toolunkarch=unknown tool for unrecognized architecture:
> p_udkrtfs=Setup has detected that the UDK RunTime Feature Supplement
> (udkrtfs)
> is not installed on your system.
>
> To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the UDK RunTime Feature
> Supplement
> for UnixWare 7.1.1, available from www.caldera.com/download
>
> IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
> p_libsendfile=Setup has detected that the file /usr/lib/libsendfile.so is
> missing or not installed with the SUNWcsl (Core Solaris Libraries) package.
>
> To use Secure Global Desktop you must install the SUNWcsl package
> containing
> /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
>
> IMPORTANT: Setup may not complete successfully.
> a_deficientOS=N
> + [ spso0510 = i3li0202 ]
> + [ spso0510 = i3sc0325 ]
> + [ spso0510 = i3un0711 ]
> + [ spso0510 = i3un0711 ]
> + pkgchk -l -p /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
> libsf=Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
> Type: symbolic link
> Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
> Referenced by the following packages:
> SUNWcsl
> Current status: installed
> + [ -z Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
> Type: symbolic link
> Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
> Referenced by the following packages:
> SUNWcsl
> Current status: installed ]
> + [ -n ]
> + exit 0
> 24997+0 records in
> 24997+0 records out
>
>
> Extraction detail for package <tta>
>
>
> Transferring <tta> package instance
>
>
> Install detail for package <tta>
>
>
>
> Processing package instance <tta> from </tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg>
>
> Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC Solaris
> 2.8+(SPARC) 4.00.903
> Tarantella, Inc.
> pkgadd: ERROR: request script did not complete successfully
>
> Installation of <tta> failed.
> No changes were made to the system.
>
>
> Script detail for package <tta>
> libsf=Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
> Type: symbolic link
> Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
> Referenced by the following packages:
> SUNWcsl
> Current status: installed
> + [ -z Pathname: /usr/lib/libsendfile.so
> Type: symbolic link
> Source of link: ../../lib/libsendfile.so.1
> Referenced by the following packages:
> SUNWcsl
> Current status: installed ]
> + [ -n ]
> + exit 0
> 24997+0 records in
> 24997+0 records out
>
>
> Extraction detail for package <tta>
>
>
> Transferring <tta> package instance
>
>
> Install detail for package <tta>
>
>
>
> Processing package instance <tta> from </tmp/ttainst_0/ttapkg.3271/pkg>
>
> Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC Solaris
> 2.8+(SPARC) 4.00.903
> Tarantella, Inc.
> pkgadd: ERROR: request script did not complete successfully
>
> Installation of <tta> failed.
> No changes were made to the system.
>
>
> Script detail for package <tta>
>
>
> Regards,
> Mir
>
>
>> Hi Mir
>
>> There are no known issues with Solaris 10 and installing SGD 4.0.
>
>> I can only help you if you give me some details about the specific
>> problem you are having.
>
>> Previously, in this thread, there have been reports of installs not
>> happening, but this looks like the install script was not being run in a
>> valid directory. A similar failure would occur on *any* operating system
>> with *any* install script.
>
>> If you can send me some more information, especially the results from
>> creating the file /tmp/pkgadd.debug, then I will try and help.
>
>> Thanks
>>Barrie
>
>> On 2005-05-31, Mir <firasath@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Wayne wrote:
>> >
>> >> Laszlo wrote:
>> >
>> >> > Strangely switching to /tmp and running the install script from there
>> >> > works.
>> >
>> >> Can you post the command line that you used?
>> >
>> >> I am currently experiencing the same result, and I am running the install
>> >> from /tmp.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > Hello,
>> > I tried evrything described in this email thread and I am also running
>> > into the same problem as laszlo. Sol10 and SGD EE do not work together,
>> > specially after the fact that Sun is planning to acquire Tarantella. This
>> > needs to be fixed ASAP.
>> > Please help!!!
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Mir
>> >
>
>
>
