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I am trying to install Evolution 2.28.1 (Exchange) on RHEL 5 to grab my mails from my company's Exchange server.
When I try to install it show's me error code prompting inittool is not compatible install higher version.
Can any one please let me know how to resolve this issue.
I am trying to install Evolution 2.28.1 (Exchange) on RHEL 5 to grab my mails from my company's Exchange server.
When I try to install it show's me error code prompting inittool is not compatible install higher version.
Can any one please let me know how to resolve this issue.
No, we're not going to provide you one-on-one, email tech support, sorry. If you want help, you can participate in the forums. Otherwise, you can try to do what the error TELLS YOU TO DO: upgrade inittool.
If you don't want to do that, call RedHat...after all, you ARE paying for support since you're using RedHat Enterprise, right???
No, we're not going to provide you one-on-one, email tech support, sorry. If you want help, you can participate in the forums. Otherwise, you can try to do what the error TELLS YOU TO DO: upgrade inittool.
If you don't want to do that, call RedHat...after all, you ARE paying for support since you're using RedHat Enterprise, right???
thank you sir for your quick reply......
i would like to go to the forum and get the solution for this.....
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