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Old 07-12-2009, 12:29 PM
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Make sure all Zimbra processes have died before running the upgrade.
There is no zimbra process running (please see my first post). I even rebooted the machine and as the installation is broken from the install attempt it could not even restart any zimbra process.

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When you call bash you can also add -x before the install.sh so that you can actually see what is happening in the script. Why run bash ./install.sh anyway ? It should already have execute permissions on it. So just run as ./install.sh.
I did not run "bash ./install.sh" but just "./install.sh". The "/bin/bash ./install.sh" you are referring to is the output from "ps ax".
So I believe it is a problem of the install.sh script itself (at least when run on Ubuntu 8.04)
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Old 07-12-2009, 06:48 PM
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I upgraded from 5.0.16 to 5.0.18 and it succeeded for me.

Also running Ubuntu 8.04 up to date on patches.

Oh, and before going to 5.0.18 I did the java patch first.

However after running for better than a full day, the server has gone unresponsive. I'll start another thread for this issue. Not even respondable via ping.

-Joe
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