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Can't run virtuoso in IC6.15

pyohayo

Hello,

After IC6.15 installation (under RHEL5) attempt to run virtuoso failed.

Here is error message:

bin/ksh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

I tried to find ksh package, but yum found nothing.

Where is a problem ?

Thanks in advance.

Pavel.

  • Hi Pavel

    It simply means that you need to install ksh package. You can use the following cmd to do a more complete check on your system:

    terminal>$CDSHOME/tools/bin/checkSysConf IC6.1.5


    Best regards
    Quek

  •  Hi Quek,

    Thanks for response. You were right - syscheck confirmed abscence of the ksh package. Here is output:

    Validating PACKAGE requirements.....9 to check
    #   PACKAGE          Release    Build          Installed       Status  Info              
    --  -------          -------    -----          ---------       ------  --------------------
    1   glibc            2.5        24             2.5-42.el5_4.3  PASS                      
    ->  'GlibC'
    2   elfutils-libelf  0.125      3.el5          0.137-3.el5     PASS                      
    ->  'Libelf Library'
    3   mesa-libGL       6.5.1      7.5.el5        6.5.1-7.7.el5   PASS                      
    ->  'Mesa libGL Library'
    4   ksh              20060214   1.7            -               FAIL    Package not installed.
    ->                                                              ----------------------
    ->  'ksh'
    5   compat-readline434.3        3              -               FAIL    Package not installed.
    ->                                                              ----------------------
    ->  'Readline Compat lib'
    6   openmotif22      2.2.3      18             -               FAIL    Package not installed.
    ->                                                              ----------------------
    ->  'RHEL 4 openmitif'
    7   libXp            1.0.0      8.1.el5        1.0.0-8.1.el5   PASS                      
    ->  'libXp'
    8   gdbm             1.8.0      26.2.1         1.8.0-26.2.1    PASS                      
    ->  'libgdbm.so.2'
    9   glibc-devel      2.5        24             2.5-42.el5_4.3  PASS                      
    ->  'GlibC-devel'


    Validating FILE existence .....0 to check


    Validating NOTFILE existence .....0 to check



    Configuration checks failed, status is: FAIL

    This system does not have the correct packages to run IC6.1.5

    But when I try to install ksh, system tell me that there is no such package:

    [root@localhost IC615]# yum install ksh
    Loaded plugins: rhnplugin, security
    Setting up Install Process
    No package ksh available.
    Nothing to do

    Regards.

     

  • Hi pyohayo

    Perhaps you can try searching for ksh rpm packages on the Internet. : )

    Best regards
    Quek

  •  The problem is resolved. Thanks.

  • Hi Quek, can you please detail how the problem was resolved? I have the same exact problem with the same exact outputs as you showed in post#1, I have yum installed ksh and openmotif, but am unable to find "compat-readline434.3" . Googling for compat-readline, I see that there is such a thing as "yum install compat-readline" but that command shows there is no such package as compat-readline for me. What did you do to resolve the compat-readline issue? Thanks for your help.

  • Hi Xiaoxi

    "yum" is the package installer on linux and it requires a repository in order to work. E.g. you will be able to use it if you have a redhat account. If you are using Centos, you can use the following package:

    http://tinyurl.com/guj4sco

    Best regards
    Quek

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