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trying to install locales

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kroberson

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Hi there,

Im trying to install my additional language files on my fresh installation of SB 4.1. Using the command: rpm -Uhv sitebuilder_es_ES-4.1.0-build07121000.noarch.rpm I receive the following error:

error: Failed dependencies:
sitebuilder >= 4.1.0 is needed by sitebuilder_es_ES-4.1.0-build07121000.noarch

I feel like i am missing a stupid step here but I cant, for the life of me, figure it out. Any thoughts?

kevin
 
along the same lines, I am trying to install the additional templates and get this message:

error: Failed dependencies:
sitebuilder-templates-api-4.1.0 is needed by Agriculture_pack1-4.1.0.20071208-1.noarch
 
I wound up using this command: rpm -Uhv *.rpm --nodeps to get the templates and locales installed. Im worried that by forcing it, I may run into problems later. Anyone see anything wrong with this???
 
seems like an rpm error.

Could you post
Code:
rpm -qi sitebuilder 
rpm -q --provides sitebuilder
here?
 
interesting

running the first command I get:

[root@munisite /usr/local/sitebuilder]# rpm -qi sitebuilder
Name : sitebuilder Relocations: /usr/local
Version : 4.0.0 Vendor: SWSoft
Release : all.build07062700 Build Date: Tue 26 Jun 2007 01:09:43 PM EDT
Install Date: Sun 23 Dec 2007 05:55:00 PM EST Build Host: rhas3-build.sbvz.plesk.ru
Group : Application/WWW Source RPM: sitebuilder-4.0.0-all.build07062700.src.rpm
Size : 45655606 License: SWSoft
Signature : (none)
Packager : SWSoft <[email protected]>
Summary : SiteBuilder
Description :
SiteBuilder is a next generation, browser-based WYSIWYG application
for creating and editing websites. With over 100 pre-build website
templates, SiteBuilder provides the ability to easily create design,
select structure, edit/add content, define parameters and publish website
directly to a customer's server. SiteBuilder delivers seamless integration
with Plesk, HSPcomplete and PEM products and can be used with other control
panel solutions or just standalone servers.

Running second command:
[root@munisite /usr/local/sitebuilder]# rpm -q --provides sitebuilder
config(sitebuilder) = 4.0.0-all.build07062700
perl(SB::DB) = 4.00
perl(SB::Defaults) = 4.00
perl(SB::Logging) = 4.00
perl(SB::Messages) = 4.00
perl(SB::Migration) = 4.00
perl(SB::OS) = 4.00
perl(SB::SSO) = 4.00
perl(SB::Update) = 4.00
perl(SB::Utils) = 4.00
sitebuilder-4.0.0
sitebuilder-templates-api-4.0.0
sitebuilder = 4.0.0-all.build07062700

however, if you go here: http://builder.munisites.net/index.php/Login you can see that its registering as V4.1... additionally, the license info states 4.1 as well. I had my host do the install for me which I thought they did correctly. Additionally, im experiencing the same problems with not being able to assign different packages to my users as others have experienced with V4.1 which leads me to believe this is a genuine 4.1 install... bizarre. Thoughts?
 
one more thing to note is that my host installed 4.0 first and couldnt get it working correctly (1 day prior to release of v4.1). When 4.1 came out, i asked that they install that version instead.
 
[root@munisite /usr/local/sitebuilder]# rpm -q --provides sitebuilder
config(sitebuilder) = 4.0.0-all.build07062700
This does not look like 4.1.0 to me.

Also OK : supported version of PHP found (5.1.X or newer - 5.2.2) is quite non-standard for 4.x. It seems like your hosting provider has done some customization on the installation so you better ask them first.
 
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