Danek Duvall wrote: > Antonio Orvieto wrote: > >> I tried everything but the results are the same :( >> >> anto...@opensolaris:~/Downloads$ /usr/has/bin/sh ./xampp-solaris-0.9.sh >> Do you want to install XAMPP? (answer 'no' or press Ctrl+C to abort >> installation) >> [yes] >> Checking integrity of XAMPP files... (this may take a moment) >> ./xampp-solaris-0.9.sh: /tmp/xampp-md5sum-998: cannot execute >> MD5 checksum failed: XAMPP files corrupt. > > The output of > > file /tmp/xampp-md5sum-* > > might also be instructive.
A quick google search got me here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xampp/files/XAMPP%20Solaris/ It's a bit of a horror show. The script unpacks its own gzip and md5sum binaries, and the binaries seem to be for SPARC. Weirdly, it relies on the system's tar, awk, and uudecode, but draws the line at gzip and md5sum. And the script doesn't bother to check whether you're on SPARC or x86 before trying to run those binaries, nor does the web site mention anything about the application being (inexplicably) SPARC-only. I can see how someone might be tricked by this. I think the right answer is for the original poster to contact the maintainer of this "very easy to install" [sic] software and ask how one makes it work. My guess is that this is really built for your old E450 running Solaris 8, and not so much for a modern system. (On that note, I'm not sure why the original poster wants to install this stuff. It claims to be a copy of Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl, and some other things ... all of which already come with or are much more easily available in OpenSolaris. Even if this could be installed, it looks like something that would be a maintenance nightmare.) -- James Carlson 42.703N 71.076W <carls...@workingcode.com> _______________________________________________ install-discuss mailing list install-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/install-discuss
