EventLog Analyzer: configureAsService error

I'm trying to install EventLog Analyzer on Ubuntu 10.04. I selected the option to install it as a service, but an error occurred. When I checked the log, it shows this:

.: 8: setcommonenv.sh: not found

I opened the script and changed the line to "./setcommonenv.sh". I then tried to run it manually with the -i switch, but I got this error message:

mainusr@testdt:/bin/ManageEngine/EventLog/bin$ sudo ./configureAsService.sh -i

./configureAsService.sh: 167: cannot create : Directory nonexistent

chmod: missing operand after `777'

Try `chmod --help' for more information.

ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/rc{0,6}.d/K': No such file or directory

The has been successfully configured to run as a service, to start the service NOW use the script:

/etc/init.d/ [start|stop|status]

I did some searching and found a thread that someone else posted about this ( http://forums.manageengine.com/topic/configureasservice-sh-in-ubuntu-7-10-gutsy-gibbon), but the script attached for download shows as 0kb. It's empty when I save it to my computer. How can I fix this?