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Cannot find sb_config

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Hello to everybody,

I've just performed a fresh install of SiteBuilder using the autmatic setup:

parallels_installer_v3.3.2_build080710.09_os_CentOS_5_i386

The installation proccess finished without any errors.

Now I am stuck, I cannot find the sb_config:

# sb_config
-bash: sb_config: command not found

I have tried to use find but nothing is returned:

# find -name 'sb_config'
#

I've installed at MediaTemple's (dv) 3.5 server.
OS is: CentOS release 5.2

Can you please help me?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Bests regards.

Victor Marquez
 
Try to find it using this way:

# find / -name 'sb_config'

Actually, default location for this utility is /usr/local/bin/sb_config, so you can run it as:

# /usr/local/bin/sb_config

So it looks like '/usr/local/bin' directory is not in your path. Check it up.
 
Hi Dimitry,

Thank you for your reply.

Yes, I had searched from the root.

As per your reply, I have checked at '/usr/local/bin' for the file but the directory is empty. As a double-check y used find again as

# find /usr -name 'sb_config'

also

# find / -name '*_config'
" find / -name '*config'
" find / -name '*config*'

and other combinations, but the file is nowhere.

Any other sugestion?

Best regards.

Victor Marquez
 
Are you sure that Parallels Plesk Sitebuilder is completely installed on the server? Try to check if all necessary packages are installed:

#rpm -qa|grep -i sitebuilder

Also, as I understand you used autoinstaller for these purposes, so if it is possible you can attach installation log file here for review - /tmp/autoinstaller3.log
 
Hello again Dimitry,

Thank you.

#rpm -qa|grep -i sitebuilder

Does returns nothing. I think because I used the autoinstaller and not the rpm packages. Please correctme if I am wrong.

I am attaching the log.

Thanks again

Victor Marquez
 

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Hello again Dimitry,

#rpm -qa|grep -i sitebuilder

rpm returns nothing. I gues because I used the autoinstaller instead of rpm packages?

I am attaching my log.

Thanks again

Victor Marquez
 

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Thank you Dimitry,

Somehow I was thinking sitebuilder was installed because autoinstaller finished without errors. My mistake.

I tried again with the autoinstaller but I was not able to select modules/etc at it. It said there were none.

I have managed to install it using rpm packages instead of autoinstaller.

For my purposes I will consider this thread as closed.

Thanks for your help.
 
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