Plesk 8.2 new install on CentOS 5.1 - Failure with glibc

[laughingbuddha]

Ok, I'll use your method I think.

So as I figured it, I would do vi /root/.autoinstallerrc and put the lines in you mentioned earlier in this thread.

Cool, thanks. I'm glad we have helpful people like you on this forum

Did a re-install earlier of the whole OS, as I wanted to start from clean install. Now my bloody time is out. Bios clock is fine, but the time in the system is wrong.

If I did the following would that correct it (I'm based in the UK so GMT):-

ntpdate uk.pool.ntp.org
date
hwclock --sysohc

I managed to get the time set correctly using date --set=23:59:00 but then found the date was out, because the system previously thought it was out by an hour.

I'm hoping if I run the above command it will get everything back in sync.

Matt

 

[breun]

You can worry about that later. You can set the time through Plesk and setup NTP sync there.

 

[laughingbuddha]

Cool, ok will do. So the vi code was ok then?

Matt

 

[breun]

It's just step 4 and 5 from Configuring Access to Vendor Updates for Your Server's Operating System. It doesn't matter which text editor you use. (Step 1-3 you can do when Plesk is installed.)

 

[laughingbuddha]

I tried that file, but it still errors out

I get the following error:-

Determining the packages that need to be installed.
ERROR: Unable to install the "psa-8.3.0-cos5.build83071218.19.i586" package.

The following could cause the installation failure:
1) Packages "httpd-2.2.3-11.el5_1.centos.3.i386" and "httpd-2.2.3-11.el5.centos.i386" cannot be installed at the same time
because of the conflict on the file "/etc/httpd/conf.d/README"


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Ok, stuff the Swsoft install. How's this yum stuff work?

Matt

 

[breun]

I believe it's something like this:

# wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/atomic.sh | sh
# yum install psa

 

[breun]

Removing httpd before running the autoinstaller probably also worked.

 

[laughingbuddha]

Uh?

I'm going to go with a full yum install. Much easier.