What's on line 34?

Try it with bash instead of sh

Olly,

Line 34 is an array declaration. If you're using an old version of bash, then that could be the problem. What Linux distribution and version are you installing onto? You might also run "echo $BASH_VERSION" from the command line and see what it says.

Gordon

Preface... I don't know linux command line, but that is all i have as this is a server, and i don't want a GUI.

I am having a similar issue.

Command:

   sudo sh ./kcssetup.sh

Result:

   --2012-09-06: not found

   Resolving: not found

   Connecting: not found

   443...: not found

   206.76.199.60: not found (NOTE: ip address has been replaced, this was our KSERVER's public IP though)

   HTTP: not found

   Syntax error: "(" unexpected

bash version: 4.2.10(1)-release

Any help would be appreciated

Agent install switchesused: /e /g /c

Linux has several shells. One is sh and another bash. Despite the extension, KcsSetup.sh is a bask shell wcript and you're explicitly running it with sh. So doing "sudo ./KcsSetup.sh" should work fine, but "sudo sh ./KscSetup.sh" should not.

Gordon

Gordon, that made complete sense but I still got the same result.

What Linux distro/version are you running? Also, what version of bash? You can check bash via "echo $BASH_VERSION".

If $BASH_VERSION isn't set then try "bash --version".