"unresolved requires" Error
Hi, im trying to update my Plesk and i get a strange error:
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Warning: unresolved requires '/usr/sbin/sendmail' from uudeview-0.5.20-12.i386 10x |
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Also, it could be you're not installing as root. But you don't give any details, like version/distro of linux, what you're doing to generate this error, if you're installing from binary/source, etc. Hard to give help when yo don't provide details. |
I use Fedora Core 7
The thing is Plesk update has failed... The Plesk update started then gave error and now everything is ****** Now even my Horde email doesnt work and i have Code:
There was an error sending your message: Failed to open sendmail [/usr/sbin/sendmail] for execution. Code:
Warning: unresolved requires 'psa-api-rpc = 9.2.3-fc7.build92091015.22' from psa-backup-manager-9.2.3-fc7.build92091015.22.i586 |
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Fedora 7 is WAY,WAY past it's end of life and has not been updated since June/2008 and WILL never be updated . if you are trying to use "yum" in fedora 7 -- you can NOT the repos are dead. Update to the current fedora 12 , then in 4 to 5 months reinstall to fedora 13 , then 6 months after that install fedora 14 . -- or -- install the very long life CentOS . CentOS 5.4 is the current. |
Fedora Core 7 is working fine, YUM is working good, the repos are not dead (not all) !
I cant use Fedora 12 because Plesk doesnt work on it yet ! I need to repair this install if i can, rebuilding is the last option... |
Info from the Fedora 6 based EL5 / SL 5 / CentOS 5 :
# yum provides */sendmail exim-4.63-3.el5.i386 : The exim mail transfer agent Matched from: Filename : /usr/sbin/sendmail # yum install exim ( provides exim-4.66-3.fc7 on Fedora 7.) The free versions of Redhat EL 5 = SL 54, CentOS 5 have end of life ' March 31, 2014 '. ..... |
It was something in php.ini, i had disable_functions ON ...now its OFF
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This was a Plesk recommendation: http://kb.parallels.com/en/2278 |
Correct me if I'm mistaken, but the error you're referencing is actually just a warning that may come up during the install process that can be ignored. If you have 'unresolved dependencies' errors, then you have a problem (means a package or packages can't be installed for some reason).
So, are you sure this is an error that's preventing you from moving forward? Drew from Parallels @ParallelsPanel |
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I just wanted to know what this error is about, now i know :p I managed to work around all the warnings and no the problems are fixed ! |
Wonderful - I'm glad you got it figured out.
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