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I've been trying to setup Plesk 8.6 on a freshly installed SLES 10 SP2 x86_64 server.<br />
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It keeps saying the following during setup (which fails due to that reason)<br />
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Error: Unable to install the &quot;psa-8.6.0-sles10.build860<wbr />80722.00.x<wbr />86_64&quot; package.<br />
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The following could cause the installation failure:<br />
Packages &quot;apache2-2.2.0-21.2.x86_64<wbr />&quot; and &quot;aaa_base-10-12.46.x86_64&quot;<wbr /> cannot be installed at the same time<br />
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Why does it fail and how can i make it work?
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I've been trying to setup Plesk 8.6 on a freshly installed SLES 10 SP2 x86_64 server.

It keeps saying the following during setup (which fails due to that reason)

Error: Unable to install the "psa-8.6.0-sles10.build86080722.00.x86_64" package.

The following could cause the installation failure:
Packages "apache2-2.2.0-21.2.x86_64" and "aaa_base-10-12.46.x86_64" cannot be installed at the same time

Why does it fail and how can i make it work?

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