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Unfortunately, templates for Sitebuilder can not be installed through Plesk and should be installed directly on the server with "rpm -Uhv" or "dpkg --install" commands depending on OS which you have. Let me know if you have any further questions concerning this case.
Can you be more specific. I need to modify the templates. I can open the template files and edit them. I need to know how to convert these edited templates back to an RPM file. Then I need to know how to upload and install them on my server. Is this done with SSH ? Please be as specific as possible. Step by step instructions would be appreciated. Thanks.
eastcoast I need to know how to convert these edited templates back to an RPM file.
This is really not a good idea, it may cause package conflicts/failed dependencies during upgrade. Anyway, swsoft provides no SDK/instructions on how to create RPM packages from custom templates.
Then I need to know how to upload and install them on my server. Is this done with SSH ?
Just pack the template into a tarball (with 'tar zcvf'), upload it to the server (with SSH) and untar it to the sitebuilder template directory (/usr/local/sitebuilder/htdocs/templates). Then run sb_config --update_templates.
Just one more note on editing templates.
Create a copy of template before editing, do not forget to rename it and increase it's version each time you make any major changes.
I have install a template pack, but it's not appearing within the category. Therefore I wanted to reinstall the template. How can I do that? When trying to do it, I'm getting the following message:
"package Food_and_Drink_pack1-4.0.0.20070626-1 is already installed"