I'm using RedHat (versions from 7.2->9), and, instead of going through the hassle of getting new gd, simply installed an older verion of the GD CPAN module:
in CPAN shell (perl -MCPAN -e shell):
install L/LD/LDS/GD-1.41.tar.gz
This one seems to work fine with cvsmonitor, and doesn't require heroic efforts to replace RPMs.
-Brian
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Well, I've just installed a fresh FreeBSD 4.8 OS and I get the same installation issues with that damn GD library.
I even installed GD from the ports
cd /usr/ports/graphics/gd2 && make clean install
and it still won't work.
This is a joke.
Here's my installation steps ...
http://gravity24hr.com/cvsmon/
I'm using RedHat (versions from 7.2->9), and, instead of going through the hassle of getting new gd, simply installed an older verion of the GD CPAN module:
in CPAN shell (perl -MCPAN -e shell):
install L/LD/LDS/GD-1.41.tar.gz
This one seems to work fine with cvsmonitor, and doesn't require heroic efforts to replace RPMs.
-Brian
hehe ... yeh I basically did something like that.
I removed GD and the perl modules ...
then
cd /usr/ports/graphics/gd (not gd2)
and make-d that.
then install the perl modules and the setup.pl is now all green ...
:)
Just tried Red Hat 9 and I still get these damn GD issues.
I download GD-1.84 - then make && make install
Perl CPAN still wants to install GD2.
I actually wonder how useful GD really is.
Okay ... now I'm going insane ...
I decided to install GD2 on my RedHat system.
Then I ran install Bundle::CVSMonitor ...
and now I can go onto the next step ...
So, to sum up what worked on FreeBSD was the complete opposite on Red Hat.