Kolab 2.2 update failure - Fedora
Andrew Bell
buionjo at gmail.com
Wed Aug 6 08:40:29 CEST 2008
On Wednesday 06 August 2008 01:23:47 Jeffrey Walls wrote:
> I attempted last night to update my Kolab 2.1 install to Kolab 2.2.
>
> Following the Upgrade from Kolab server 2.1 or before
> instructions in 1st.README, all went well until I hit step 5.
>
> Install-kolab.sh errors out everytime, and I can't for the life of me
> figure out why. I am running as root with opa /kolab to set paths.
>
> The error message in the output is as follows:
>
> cat kolab-update.log
> Changing to temporary working directory
> /tmp/install-kolab.148.30183.19447.6015 ...
>
> Kolab installation tag (TAG): kolab
> Kolab installation prefix (PREFIX): /kolab
> Kolab version (KOLAB_VERSION): 2.2.0
> Kolab user name (USER): kolab
> Kolab user base UID (KID): 19414
> Kolab restricted UID (KID): 19415
> Kolab non-priviledged UID (KID): 19416
> Exclude following Kolab packages:
>
> Received no instructions. Trying to determine required action...
> Found an OpenPKG environment. Assuming upgrade...
> ----------- SETUP COMPLETED -----------
>
> Now running:
>
> /kolab/bin/openpkg build -kKBuZ -r
> "/tmp/install-kolab.148.30183.19447.6015" -p "ix86-fedora5-kolab" -D
> openldap::with_pth=no -D sasl::with_ldap -D sasl::with_login -D
> sasl::with_ntlm -D postfix::with_sasl -D postfix::with_ssl -D
> postfix::with_ldap -D imapd::with_kolab_nocaps
> -Dkolabd::kolab_version=2.2.0
> -Dkolab-webadmin::kolab_version=2.2.0
> openpkg-tools openldap postfix kolabd kolab-filter kolab-freebusy
> kolab-webadmin fbview-kronolith horde-kolab-client | sh
>
> ---------------------------------------
> openpkg:build:FATAL: cannot open
> '/tmp/install-kolab.148.30183.19447.6015/00INDEX.rdf' (Permission denied)
>
> Anybody have any ideas?
>
> --
> Jeffrey Walls
> IT Manager
> Brown Transmission and Bearing Co.
> PO Box 11117
> Lancaster PA 17605-1117
> 717 295-9200 ext 214
> 717 295-9025 fax
> http://www.browntransmission.com
I had similar issues when building, I'm not sure which user the script is
trying to read the file with, but I had the file owned by root with full
permissions and had the same error as you. Changing the permissions to world
readable solved it for me.
chmod o+r /tmp/install-kolab.148.30183.19447.6015/00INDEX.rdf
HTH
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