Zimbra-spell

[audacioustrash]

Hello, I trying to install zimbra on a server will fedora 4, and every time I try to install zimbra the computer freezes up on installing zimbra-spell. If I let it stay on, the computer will give me an out of memory message. I try to restart the computer and start the install again. The computer will freeze at the .saveconfig message and I try to uninstall zimbra, but I have finally install fedora and start over again. I am still getting this freezing at zimbra-spell. I have try this over 10 times. I am going to try to see if this zimbra install without spell. My computer is p4 at 1.6, 1gb, 60gb

Please help
thanks

[audacioustrash]

I try installing without spell, but keeps freezing. So I tried centos and zimbra rhel, when the installation starts and installing zimbra packages , the computer still freezes up. Please help

[audacioustrash]

I would like to understand this
FC4 & RHE4 : Install freeze after spel.rpm DONE

but I can't

[phoenix]

I would like to understand this
FC4 & RHE4 : Install freeze after spel.rpm DONE

but I can't

You could always try this page.

Basically the 'report back' in English was never made. You can understand the part about checking for LDAP and posting the information about the logs, can't you?

Have you tried killing any running zimbra services then uninstalling zimbra with './install.sh -u' and running the install again? What happens when you do that? Post the install logs.

Are you sure there are no hardware problems (such as failing memory) that might be causing this? Zimbra works fine with CentOS 4.3 & RHEL and users have reported successful install on FC4.

[phoenix]

Oh, I forgot to ask. Did you make sure that any firewall and//or SELinux is disabled when you did the install?

[audacioustrash]

It finally worked, after installing and reinstalling both os and zimbra, it worked. i have tested the hardware and it seems fine.

[audacioustrash]

Oh, I forgot to ask. Did you make sure that any firewall and//or SELinux is disabled when you did the install?

yes, I follow a guide in the forums