Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Optima install failure on Linux
Q: I just tried an Optima 2.7
install on Linux and got a considerable number of errors due to what appears to
be missing keys. Here’s the output from the install.log file below.
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/optima-scripting/pkg/optima-example-scripts_common_src.zip
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/log-analyzer/pkg/log-analyzer_linux_bin.enc
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/log-analyzer/pkg/log-analyzer-plugins_common_bin.zip
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/flexlm/pkg/flexlm_linux_bin.zip
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/gdb/pkg/gdb_linux_arm.enc
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/gdb/pkg/gdb_linux_mips.enc
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/gdb/pkg/gdb_linux_powerpc.enc
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/gdb/pkg/gdb_linux_sfk-linux.enc
Failing package: /mnt/disk/packages/ose5/tools/gdb-linux/pkg/gdb_linux_arm-linux.enc
[ad nauseum]
A: When your license file looks okay and the keys are all correct and all else seems fine, but you still get tons of install errors, suspect a problem with your delivery. In this case the original distribution download was the culprit, which can happen if a download is interrupted for some reason.
Labels: installation, Linux
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