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Kenneth Colwell	Monday 29 September 2003 8:55:27 am I'm attempting to install ezpub 3.2.2 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 2.1 first I wasn't sure about which version of the installer that I should use. Should I be using the installer for Red Hat 7, 8 or 9? Secondly, I took a long shot and tried on of the installers but when runing install.sh nothing happens. I found mention of this problem with ezpub 2.2 and tried changing the permissions on the script, calling bash and sh in the line (bash install.sh \| sh install.sh) but I get the same results. TIA, Ken
James Packham	Thursday 02 October 2003 5:31:00 am I'm using Redhat 9 and installed a couple of times in different ways (not just for fun, I wanted to test it out and try different things before the real implementation!). I found the easiest way to do it is to just install from source (tar.gz) files. Seeing as eZ just sits on top of the other packages it's so much easier, just to unzip, copy and you're away with the rest of the install process :)

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Monday 29 September 2003 8:55:27 am

I'm attempting to install ezpub 3.2.2 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 2.1 first I wasn't sure about which version of the installer that I should use. Should I be using the installer for Red Hat 7, 8 or 9?

Secondly, I took a long shot and tried on of the installers but when runing install.sh nothing happens. I found mention of this problem with ezpub 2.2 and tried changing the permissions on the script, calling bash and sh in the line (bash install.sh | sh install.sh) but I get the same results.

TIA,
Ken

James Packham

Thursday 02 October 2003 5:31:00 am

I'm using Redhat 9 and installed a couple of times in different ways (not just for fun, I wanted to test it out and try different things before the real implementation!). I found the easiest way to do it is to just install from source (tar.gz) files. Seeing as eZ just sits on top of the other packages it's so much easier, just to unzip, copy and you're away with the rest of the install process :)