Installing Scalix 11.1.0 on CentOS 5

[LHD-Tech]

I created a virtual machine and unloaded my backup into /var/opt/scalix. I started running the install and I get as far as the checks before i get these error.

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Performing system check…

 

* Environment check… WARNING
* Filesystem check… WARNING
* Network check… WARNING
* Dependency check… ERROR
* Running services check… OK

System check report:

Environment check warning – at least 512 MB of memory recommended.
Filesystem check warning -- /var/opt/Scalix (message store) exsists, OK.
Network check warning – network is configured for DHCP.
Dependency check warning – The following packages will be installed next to resolve conflicts:
                                    Libical
Dependency check warning – Please resolve the following package conflicts and re-run the sytem checks:
                                    error: cannot open Packages index using db3 – (-30974)
                                    warning cannot open Solve database in /usr/lib/rpmdb/i386-redhat-linux/CentOS
                                    rpmdb: program version 4.3 doesn’t match environment version
                                    error: db4 error(-30974) from dbenv->open:DB_VERSION_MISMATCH: Database environment version mismatch

Running services check passed.

-> Please fix the problems and press Enter to run the system checks again or press CTRL-C to quit.

Could someone help me and explain what i am missing here. Thanks!

-James-

[KevinAnderson]

This is a problem with RPM's Database. It has nothing to do with Scalix.

Perhaps a yum update would fix it?

Kev.

[LHD-Tech]

I ran:

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yum update

and let it update everything under the sun. Then I tried to install scalix and i end up with the same thing.

I also did:

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rpm --rebuilddb

just incase there was a corruption of some sort. still not getting anywhere...

I understand this isnt a Scalix issue, but just general help would be much appreciated. thanks!

[Shredder]

You might want to just reinstall if there is nothing of importance on the VM.

Might be quicker than trying to troubleshoot it.

Shredder