On Aug 14, 2006, at 3:56 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
KE Liew wrote:
Make sure you don't have any conflicting Python versions, and only
use
the recommended version.
Python was not installed on my machine, nor any zope or other related
applications before I tried to install plone.
I downloaded the full Linux bundle that included python, zope, and
plone. I
assumed (perhaps wrongly??) that since it was a bundled download,
that all
the dependencies had been worked out within the bundle.
The bundle includes the dependencies required to build Python/Zope/
Plone from source. However, as the installer is compiling everything
from source, you will need gcc, g++, and make in order to
successfully install Plone with the Unified Installer, which includes
a single shell script (install.sh) that combines the steps you would
take to compile everything from source.
In order to remove 2.5, do I just delete the directory /opt/Plone2.5?
Correct--one reason why I configured the installer to build
everything in a self-contained folder.
-Kamal
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