[SOLVED] help ! unable to apply configuration on redhat

[wbrant]

Ii get this far into the instalaltion but i can't get it to apply

Main menu

1) Hostname: mail.arianne.local
2) Ldap master host: 127.0.0.1
3) Ldap port: 389
4) Ldap password: set
5) zimbra-store: Enabled
6) zimbra-mta: Enabled
7) zimbra-snmp: Enabled
8) zimbra-logger: Enabled
9) zimbra-spell: Enabled
r) Start servers after configuration yes
s) Save config to file
x) Expand menu
q) Quit

Address unconfigured (**) items or correct ldap configuration (? - help) a
Invalid selection! - press any key to continue

[mmorse]

Decided to quit on suse?

Not installing ldap? If this is a single server install you should have selected it...

Then usually you'll have to go to zimbra-store then set the admin password.

let's 'expand' the menu

[wbrant]

Thanks for the response, I just fell back and ditched SUSE in favor of a standard Redhat 5 implementation. I will try to reinstall with the LDAP components and see if it helps.

Bill

[mmorse]

Did you actually choose not to install ldap or are you just unsure if you selected 'y' or not?

[wbrant]

I actually chose not to install ldap

[mmorse]

Well u ain't gonna get anywhere if you don't! (it's a custom ldap)

[wbrant]

Thanks, I installed the ldap package and i was able to get the configuration to apply. however, i now have the problem of being unable to get zimbra to use ports lower the 1024 for whatever reason. do i need to tweak the startup scripts to use sudo?

Best regards
Bill Brant

[wbrant]

I also see this message in the logs Zimbra not running as root!
Did i miss an installation step?

[mmorse]

/opt/zimbra/bin/zmfixperms.sh

I know you must have installed as root-because else you would have seen:

ID=`id -u` 
if [ "x$ID" != "x0" ]; then 
    echo "Run as root!" 
    exit 1

Follow the uninstall directions (to clean up the box) then let's do a fresh install.
UnInstall Zimbra - ZimbraWiki

SELinux is disabled correct?

[wbrant]

I have performed the cleanup and reinstalled and suggested but i can't find the /opt/zimbra/zmfixperms.sh you are referring to