on 06-21-2005 10:40 AM
Hi all,
Hello friends,
I experience some problems when I try to install WebAS 6.40 on Redhat Linux AS 4. When I execute sapinst the following is displayed: 'guiengine: no GUI connected; waiting for a connection on host rhl4, port 21212 to continue with the installation '
a)Hostname is ok
b)Display enviroment variable is as descibed in c)installation guide.
d)Sapinst directory has all authorities 777
e)java is installed
f)oracle patches have been installed
g)kernel parametes,locales,glibc have been applied
Do you have any idea what happen ?
Thanks in advance !!!
Simos Spathis
Do you have any suggestions how to solve this? Thanks in advance.
I have the same problem. Did you find a solution Simos Spathis?
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Hi,
Maybe the Java Home may not be set. Before you start the install try exporting JAVA_HOME=/usr/<your 1.4.2 path>
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Hi Simos,
Are you really running ./sapinst and not ./startInstGui.sh?
Best regards,
Vladimir
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Hi Simos,
if you really run sapinst (which includes starting the GUI) and still don't get to see the installer GUI, please check whether your DISPLAY environment variable is set correctly.
btw: You can also start only the sapinst server on the host on which you plan to install the WAS, and start sapinst GUI on another machine (no matter whether it's a linux machine or some other OS). sapinst GUI will ask for the hostname and port of the machine sapinst server is running on, and finally enables you to install remotely.
Best regards
Heiko
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