I have had some problems installing it on Suse 9.3.
I had to edit configuration file so that check for apache config files are not executed...
First check NamedVirtualHost settings. It needs to be enabled.
If that doesnt work then try this:
I assume that its Apache2 so, what I have done is this:
in the ".install_conf" directory find file check4_functions, open it in edit mode, and find
user_line=`grep -h -E "^[[:space:]]*User[[:space:]]+" ${conf_files} 2>
/dev/null`
if ["$user_line"=""];then
echo "Invalid apache configuration files. Aborting"
This is one of 2 checks that fails under Suse. I think that first one checks apache user name, and other apache group. So just edit
if["$user_line"=""]
to
if["$user_line"="1"]
(since user_line will not return value 1 check will be ok).
Do this again for the second check with $group_line...
Afterwards, you might have some more errors due to different locations of libraries on Suse distro, but just add them in search path in check4_functions file. Now, I know that this "hack" is sooooo lame, but actualy I dont care since it works, at least worked on my machine.
:)
2.1. Requirements and Dependencies
