The problem is as follows: 64-bit Ubuntu11.10 is installed with all the upgrades and patches, and the graphics card driver is also updated. After decompression, run the following command after Universalinstallationpack4.1.3 downloaded from Plone.org :. /install. shstandalone -- password = 123 First, the python compilation fails. It is a zipcode problem. LookupError: UnknownEncodi:
64-bit Ubuntu 11.10 is installed with all the upgrades and patches, and the graphics card driver is also updated. After decompressing the Universal installation pack 4.1.3 downloaded from Plone.org, run the following command:
./Install. sh standalone -- password = 123
First, the python compilation fails. It is a zip code problem. LookupError: Unknown Encoding: zip
Then there is a zlib problem. If the -- libz = no parameter is used, it still does not work.
Then there is another libxml problem. It still does not work if apt-get install libxml is used;
Then, the problem of exit is caused by abnormal buildout operation. It seems that this version of Plone is full of loopholes and there are too many problems.
In fact, the root problem is that Python compilation in Plone fails. The problem is solved.
Search for LookupError: UnknowEncoding: zip on google.com and have an answer on the http://stackoverflow.com website. The following is an excerpt:
Its an issue with the Python disutils and the new multilib setup of natty. I ran into the same issue trying to get sqlite support in Python built from source.
You can hack around it in the detect modules section of the setup. py
Http://bugs.python.org/issue9762
Edit:
To work around it, changelib_dirsIn the python setup. py (around line 408) to this (for an x86_64 machine ):
lib_dirs = self.compiler.library_dirs + [
'/lib64', '/usr/lib64',
'/lib', '/usr/lib', '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu',
]
(The/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu is missing)
Find python-2.6.7-tar.bz2 under Plone/package, decompress it, find the setup. py file in it, browse to the vicinity of line 408, and add
'/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu',The red content. Do not forget the comma. Then save the setup. py file.
Next, compress the uncompressed files into python-2.6.7-tar.bz2 and run install. sh standalone again. Then, Plone can be installed successfully.
PS: the natty mentioned above refers to Ubuntu 11.04.
Finally, the output of the successfully installed Console is attached.
========================================================== ======================================
Stand-Alone Zope Instance selected
Detailed installation log being written to/home/liuyz/Plone-4.1.3-UnifiedInstaller/install. log
Root install method chosen. Will install for use by system user plone
Installing Plone 4.1.3 at/usr/local/Plone
User 'plone 'already exists. No need to create it.
Compiling and installing jpeg local libraries...
Skipping zlib build
Compiling and installing readline local libraries...
Installing Python 2.6.7. This takes a while...
Patching for Debian/Ubuntu Multiarch
Patching for thread size
Patching for disabled ssl2
Installing distribute...
Python build looks OK.
Unpacking buildout cache to/usr/local/Plone/buildout-cache
Compiling. py files in egg cache
Copying Plone-docs
Your platform's xml2/xslt are missing or out-of-date. We'll need to build them.
Copying buildout skeleton
Fixing up bin/buildout
Building lxml with static libxml2/libxslt; this takes a while...
Building Zope/Plone; this takes a while...
Setting instance ownership to plone
Setting buildout cache ownership to plone
######################################## #############################
###################### Installation Complete ######################
Plone successfully installed at/usr/local/Plone
See/usr/local/Plone/zinstance/README.html
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