Apollon poblems...pls help!?

[ZarbaZana]

hi everyone,
trying to install apollon "all-in-one" (apolon-installer-0.7.run) on my suse 9.2 system.
this what i get:
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root:/tmp # sh ./apollon-installer-0.7.run
Verifying archive integrity... All good.
Uncompressing Apollon........................................... ...............
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Please wait while the Arkollon installer is compiled

This may take a few moments


root:/tmp #
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and that's it...nothing happends???
where did i go wrong?
pls. help
maby you know some other way to install apollon...i have checked this forum and i-net...but nowhere a good instructions can be found...(for a newB... )
thnx in advance

[UgoDeschamps]

Dont double post please http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/top...tml&highlight=

If no error, have you try to run the thing?
've never used this program, but when there no error, it usually meen's its installed....

[poetfreak]

I installed Gift, gift gnutella, gift-fasttrack and then apollon. All went perfect. Went to run it and it asked for some file quickly and poped a directory browser. My computer is in limbo til I till it what it is looking for....

Anyone have any clue what it wanted? If it is just a shared directory that would be cool, but I think it was some kind of config file ....

[ravenchilde1960]

i believe what you're referring to is when the program sets up, it looks for your giFT installation (which i think the default is /usr/lib/giFT) i'm using MEPIS so ymmv... also, (at least in mepis), i could not get the 'all-in-one' installer to work, ever... what i did was go to the Apollon website, download from their links each individual plugin (fasttrack, gnutella, ares and openft) and compile them from source (the method i like best, because if something goes wrong, i have more info during the compile)...
once compiling is done, start up Apollon again, go to Settings>Configure>Advanced>Add Plugins... when you do, it will open up that directory where the plugins were installed and they should be there...