Think I got it. It is evaluating "5.10" as less than "5.6". True for
an alpha compare. But 5.10 is a later version. Thanks, Jim
fi
return 0;;
[Ss][Oo][Ll][Aa][Rr][Ii][Ss] )
SOLARIS=1
TEST=`expr "$VERSION" \>= $MIN_SOLARIS_OS`
# on guess that Solaris 10 is evaluating less than Solaris 6, adding
following l
ine
$TEST = 1
if [ $TEST = 0 ]; then
FatalError "Operating System must be Solaris
$SOLARIS_OS or l
ater"
fi
________________________________
From: O'Hara, Jim
Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 3:10 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: failed install ARS 5.1.2 Solaris 10
Tech support says this is an unsupported platform. I'm wondering if I
can install anyway, and asked for more help. Any help out there in
arslist land?
Platform Solaris 10, Sybase 12.5.3
Doing a 5.1.2 install as part of a server move/upgrade to v.7.
Here is the output from my install. I have tried both root and
non-root.
ars02-new% ./ar_install
dumb: Unknown terminal type
******************************************************************
*
* Action Request System(R) 5.01.02 Installation
*
******************************************************************
A record of this installation will be kept in /usr/tmp/ar_install.log
Operating System must be Solaris 2.6 or later
AR System installation terminated at .
Check /usr/tmp/ar_install.log and /usr/tmp/arErrorLog
to identify the problem. If necessary, call Technical Support
to resolve the problem.
Once the problem has been resolved, restart the installation by
issuing the following command
./ar_install
./ar_install: 666: not found
./ar_install: 666: not found
ars02-new% more /usr/tmp/ar_install.log
Saturday, October 31, 2009 10:19:10 PM PDT
******************************************************************
*
* Action Request System(R) 5.01.02 Installation
*
******************************************************************
A record of this installation will be kept in /usr/tmp/ar_install.log
Operating System must be Solaris 2.6 or later
AR System installation terminated at .
Check /usr/tmp/ar_install.log and /usr/tmp/arErrorLog
to identify the problem. If necessary, call Technical Support
to resolve the problem.
Once the problem has been resolved, restart the installation by
issuing the following command
./ar_install
ars02-new% more /usr/tmp/arErrorLog
Saturday, October 31, 2009 10:19:10 PM PDT
ars02-new%
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