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error: %post(savinstpkg-0.0-1.i386) scriptlet failed, exit status 1

cmschube

That's the error I get when trying to run the install package on a Centos 5.5 x86 box. When I run the install.sh manually, I get the following:

[root@labcentos tmp]# /tmp/sophos-av/install.sh
Downloading labepo/.../server.inf
Downloading labepo/.../server.inf
Downloading labepo/.../cidsync.upd
Downloading labepo/.../cidsync.upd
Downloading labepo/.../master.upd
Can't locate index of labepo/.../savlinux
Failed to replicate from labepo/.../savlinux
Failed to replicate from all update sources
[root@labcentos tmp]#

I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong here.

I saw a post that say something about the "double escape" on IIS 7 and I did disable that and restarted the website and IIS all together, but I'm having the same problem.

Any help is appreciated-

Chris

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    Hello Chris,

    IIS can be tricky. Check the IIS logs (wherever they are) and try to locate the last request from the client (might be it requests the index of /savlinux). Enter the request in a browser (preferably from Centos). If you don't get the expected content or directory listing then some IIS setting is the culprit (it could, for example., do some server-side processing for certain extensions instead of simply serving the file's contents)

    Christian

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    Hello Chris,

    IIS can be tricky. Check the IIS logs (wherever they are) and try to locate the last request from the client (might be it requests the index of /savlinux). Enter the request in a browser (preferably from Centos). If you don't get the expected content or directory listing then some IIS setting is the culprit (it could, for example., do some server-side processing for certain extensions instead of simply serving the file's contents)

    Christian

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