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[Kyle R . B. <mo...@vo...>]

> > Worked first time?
> 
> yes it did.  i wasn't paying attention to what dir i was in.  i was 
> trying to co pas to my own repository.  serves me right for trying to 
> rush thru the co before i left last nite.  8^)
> 
> so where do i start?  i'm reading the TODO file now.  =)

We should really start by moving the discussion to pas-dev (see sf.net for
how to subscribe).  It'll get archived, and other people will see that
we're working on/discussing pas that way.


Kyle

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[Pas-dev] pas_session db table setup

[Douglas R. <dou...@mi...>]

Kyle R . Burton wrote:
>>>Worked first time?
>>
>>yes it did.  i wasn't paying attention to what dir i was in.  i was 
>>trying to co pas to my own repository.  serves me right for trying to 
>>rush thru the co before i left last nite.  8^)
>>
>>so where do i start?  i'm reading the TODO file now.  =)
> 
> 
> We should really start by moving the discussion to pas-dev (see sf.net for
> how to subscribe).  It'll get archived, and other people will see that
> we're working on/discussing pas that way.

is there any documentation on how to setup the pas_session table?  i'm 
using mysql.  i believe i've setup everything correctly thus far, but 
wondering about the field attributes of that table.  does pas create it? 
  do i create it?

peace,

doug

Re: [Pas-dev] pas_session db table setup

[Kyle R . B. <mo...@vo...>]

> is there any documentation on how to setup the pas_session table?  i'm 
> using mysql.  i believe i've setup everything correctly thus far, but 
> wondering about the field attributes of that table.  does pas create it? 
>   do i create it?

  perldoc Org::Bgw::Pas::Session::MySQL
  perldoc Org::Bgw::Pas::Session::MySQL::Factory.pm

or:

  perldoc src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL.pm
  perldoc src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/Factory.pm

depending on how your PERL5LIB is set up, the first should work, if not,
the second will work from the main project directory.

Actualy you only need to read the factory manpage, the first manpage
only points to the second.


hth,

Kyle

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Re: [Pas-dev] pas_session db table setup

[Kyle R . B. <mo...@vo...>]

Actualy, the fact that I answered that way means we need to add that
to the documentation somewhere...thanks for pointing this out, and 
sorry it's not already in the documentation.


Kyle


On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 02:14:01PM -0400, Kyle R . Burton wrote:
> > is there any documentation on how to setup the pas_session table?  i'm 
> > using mysql.  i believe i've setup everything correctly thus far, but 
> > wondering about the field attributes of that table.  does pas create it? 
> >   do i create it?
> 
>   perldoc Org::Bgw::Pas::Session::MySQL
>   perldoc Org::Bgw::Pas::Session::MySQL::Factory.pm
> 
> or:
> 
>   perldoc src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL.pm
>   perldoc src/Org/Bgw/Pas/Session/MySQL/Factory.pm
> 
> depending on how your PERL5LIB is set up, the first should work, if not,
> the second will work from the main project directory.
> 
> Actualy you only need to read the factory manpage, the first manpage
> only points to the second.
> 
> 
> hth,
> 
> Kyle
> 
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Re: [Pas-dev] pas_session db table setup

[Douglas R. <dou...@mi...>]

Kyle R . Burton wrote:
> Actualy, the fact that I answered that way means we need to add that
> to the documentation somewhere...thanks for pointing this out, and 
> sorry it's not already in the documentation.

np.  i'd been poking around in those modules briefly, but hadn't found 
my answer yet.  it definitely should be documented.  =)

peace,

doug

Re: [Pas-dev] pas_session db table setup

[Kyle R . B. <mo...@vo...>]

> > Actualy, the fact that I answered that way means we need to add that
> > to the documentation somewhere...thanks for pointing this out, and 
> > sorry it's not already in the documentation.
> 
> np.  i'd been poking around in those modules briefly, but hadn't found 
> my answer yet.  it definitely should be documented.  =)

Well, it is documented.  It's just documented in the POD of those modules.
The problem with that is that it's not intuitive that that's where you
should go to look for how to set up MySQL based sessions.  There should
at least be a pointer to those modules in the install manual or something.


Kyle

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