On 4/1/07, Gege <gege3 at club-internet.fr> wrote:
> but # javac -version response is :
> javac 1.5.0_10
> javac: no source files
> Usage: javac <options> <source files>
<snip all the usage options out>
>
> Why ?

You gave the javac command the -version parameter
This tells the javac command to print the version, and it also appends
the usage information for the javac command.

This is consistent with the install doc you are using which says the
output should be a little more this time, but will include the javac
version number.

Your javac version number matches exactly what is in the install doc.

What exactly is the problem?

> there is also a problem with "apt" :
>
> debianOX:~# apt
> Usage: apt <apt and javac options> <source files>
<snip all the usage options again>

Well, running the command has verified that you have the java apt
command on your system, as is required by following that install doc,
so that looks good too.

> Can you help me ?

If you could point out what is wrong, then maybe, these are
verification steps to see if you have the required software on your
system to do the installation, you do, great, get on with the
installation, those commands you ran don't actually install
OpenXchange.

Its not a straight forward install like kolab etc. You need to put a
bit of work into this one to get it working and to maintain it.

Regards,

Aine.