Installing Sun Java System Directory Server on Linux Ent.

Hi,
I tried to install Sun Java System Directory Server on Linux on Redhat Enterprise Linux AS, but I faced some problems.
I just want to know if there is any pre-requisites for installing this product on Linux.
Thanks
Sadiq

Hello
Which problem did you have encountered installing the DS on Linux AS.
Currently I want to install SunOne DS V5.2 on Redhat Linux AS 2.1 and encounter several configuration issues
Thanks in advance,
Andrew

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I have downloaded this ds[1].5.2.P4.linux.full.tar.gz for linux.
While installing Sun Java System Directory Server on RHEL 4.
I am getting this error
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|-1%--------------25%-----------------50%-java.io.FileNotFoundException: /opt/SunOneDirectoryServer/setup/admin/ns-common-sc hema.conf (Not a directory)
at java.io.FileOutputStream.open(Native Method)
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at com.sun.install.products.ZipUnit.install(ZipUnit.java:354)
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at com.sun.install.products.InstallComponent.performInstallation(InstallComponent.java:1220)
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at com.sun.install.products.InstallComponent.performInstallation(InstallComponent.java:1220)
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----------------75%--------------100%|
Can anyone please help on this
Thanks in Advance

It looks like your archive is corrupted.
I would suggest that you download a new copy, and even better that you use the most recent version of Directory Server (6.2, although it is not yet on the download page -it should be by the end of the week-, 6.1 is available through the Enterprise Edition).
Regards,
Ludovic.

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hi
i dont see DS 6.2 download from sun.com infact you can try 6.3 which is compatible for XP.

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Sun Java System Directory Server 5.2

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