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John Butorac (262) | asked Dec 29 '10, 1:25 a.m.
Since I have been unable to find a similar post, I assume that I have made a basic mistake and at this point I am missing the obvious. I have the latest version of Ubuntu and am trying to install RTC 3.0. When I execute launchpad.sh, the browser page appears and I click the link for "Jazz Team Server and CCM Application", I get the following message:

/bin/bash: /opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk/x86/install: No such file or directory


What am I missing?

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John Butorac (262) | answered Dec 29 '10, 1:32 a.m.
And yes, the file does exist with full rights.

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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k9180136) | answered Dec 30 '10, 1:08 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
And yes, the file does exist with full rights.


Hi John

Did you try running the installation manager using sudo?

anthony

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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k9180136) | answered Dec 31 '10, 3:51 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
And yes, the file does exist with full rights.


Hi John

Did you try running the installation manager using sudo?

anthony

Hi john

I think I found the problem - and a solution.

At this stage of the install - the Installation Manager is trying to install itself (and update itself).

Change to the directory /opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk/x86/install, check that install has r-x access rights, then type:

sudo ./install

This installed the Installation Manager without any problems, and then launched itself. I selected Install - and it prompted for my jazz.net login/password. It showed me the 3.0 installs - and I started by installing the Jazz Team Server and CCM application only. I recommend you also selecting the licenses too but I forgot to do this.

This JTS/CCM has just completed successfully. Next step for me is to run the setup - after I have installed the licenses.

Hope that helps...

Happy New Year to all

anthony

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John Butorac (262) | answered Jan 02 '11, 2:25 a.m.
And yes, the file does exist with full rights.


Hi John

Did you try running the installation manager using sudo?

anthony

Hi john

I think I found the problem - and a solution.

At this stage of the install - the Installation Manager is trying to install itself (and update itself).

Change to the directory /opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk/x86/install, check that install has r-x access rights, then type:

sudo ./install

This installed the Installation Manager without any problems, and then launched itself. I selected Install - and it prompted for my jazz.net login/password. It showed me the 3.0 installs - and I started by installing the Jazz Team Server and CCM application only. I recommend you also selecting the licenses too but I forgot to do this.

This JTS/CCM has just completed successfully. Next step for me is to run the setup - after I have installed the licenses.

Hope that helps...

Happy New Year to all

anthony


I appreciate the feedback, but unfortunately it still returns the same error:

jbutorac@jbutorac-virtual-machine:/opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk.x86$ pwd
/opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk.x86
jbutorac@jbutorac-virtual-machine:/opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk.x86$ ls -l install
-rwxrwxrwx 1 jbutorac jbutorac 63005 2010-05-09 10:46 install
jbutorac@jbutorac-virtual-machine:/opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk.x86$ sudo ./install
password for jbutorac:
sudo: unable to execute ./install: No such file or directory
jbutorac@jbutorac-virtual-machine:/opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk.x86$ set -vx
jbutorac@jbutorac-virtual-machine:/opt/RTC-Web-Installer-Linux-3.0/im/linux.gtk.x86$ sudo ./install
sudo ./install
+ sudo ./install
sudo: unable to execute ./install: No such file or directory

This must be a basic issue...

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Drew Connelly (611) | answered Jan 02 '11, 2:33 p.m.
Are you running a 64-bit version of Ubuntu? I had the same exact problem running 64-bit 10.10 and following the advice on this post solved the problem for me:

http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-422767.html

Note that I had to install both the lsb-core and ia32-libs.

-Drew

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