help me with Deepofix

[seshu]

hi everybody,

plz help me with this issue ,i am a newbie to linux,i want to setup a mail server so i searched sourgeforge.net and found deepOfix Messaging Server
it has a online manual for installation i did exactly the same but at the end they told me to install mozilla firefox browser because it supports only mozilla family browsers while installing firefox i got a error

""./firefox-bin:error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory"

if i run this command "apt-get update" i am getting a 403 error

plz help with this problem

[seshu]

i have sent a message to deeproot guys about my problem till now there is no reply
and when i searched there site for any support there was nothing for free users all that
i found is registered&paid customers can get updates and every bit of support

i think they are much more interested in making people believe that its open source and forcing them to buy there product

[shivanand]

i have sent a message to deeproot guys about my problem till now there is no reply
and when i searched there site for any support there was nothing for free users all that
i found is registered&paid customers can get updates and every bit of support

i think they are much more interested in making people believe that its open source and forcing them to buy there product

Seshu...

We definetely are very much interested in helping people to try out deepOfix. We also replied to your query on 21st December, please find below the URL with more details:

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/f...forum_id=51155

Hope this will clarify your doubt. Please do write to us for further details / clarifications.

Regarding paid support, currently apt-get updates from our packages.deeproot.in server
are only for paid customers. We are unable to provide this service publically because hosting such a server itself is a fairly costly operation. When customers buy support from us, they also get automatic updates from this server.

Regards,
Shivanand