Installing Oracle XE 11g on Debian Squeeze
hi there, has any one been able to install oracle XE 11g on Squeeze?
If so, can you give advice as how to install it, so that it works ! |
204 for hits and no reply!
Manage to Google few, but they are really zany, and mostly are written for Ubuntu, the one for Debian is written in Japanese!!!!!!!!!! http://ameblo.jp/labunix/entry-11109670450.html https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thr...readID=2227554 https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thr...01639&tstart=0 wonder if they work! |
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Re: Setting up Oracle XE 11g on Debian SQUEEZE This was posted by Dude the author of the two Howto's you linked to. If you can find that you may have a shot. |
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I checked all of those, none works !
Dude recommends that the procedure will not work on SQUEEZE . The one by the Japanese guy, is way out, there is much more configuration required. I have installed it, but it does not work. |
I had to look it up just to find out what this thread is about.
You may want to run some searches in Synaptic. I did that too. I am using Wheezy though so I don't know what is available for Squeeze. Wheezy offers libs for accessing Oracle Dbs. From what I was seeing when looking the Db up on a search engine I got, perhaps wrongly, that it came in a couple different languages. Running "Oracle XE" in synaptic gave me "libdb-je-java" Quote:
Running "Oracle" in synaptic got this "libdbd-oracle-perl", that looked interesting. Again have no idea if it is what you are looking for Quote:
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Hi widget, Thanks for tips, but they are not relevant, it seems Debian and the Oracle have had few clashes:
http://linux.togaware.com/survivor/Oracle_10g.html This is for Oracle 11: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/656 not the XE, express edition, but apparently it works, I cannot understand it! |
Well I am sorry about that.
Many of us have a bit of a problem with Oracle and their attitude toward OSS issues. Debian is pretty serious about this. This is why you don't get the nonfree firmware with the kernel for instance. Debian makes it available but doesn't include it by default because it really does offend some folks. Can't claim that I am one of them but I do try to avoid too much exposure to Oracle products myself. What you do is your business of coarse. You may want to look at alternatives. |
Is there a specific reason you need 11g? I just installed 10g without any issues
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I had Oracle 10g, thought I go up one notch when I reinstalled Squeeze, but it is very difficult as both Oracle and Debian crew are in a confrontational mode! And this does not help, mind you 10g is only a 32 bit! This one works, but it is difficult to follow. http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/656 This one works as well(with little bit of luck) http://mikesmithers.wordpress.com/20...nt-and-ubuntu/ |
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