Re: [Slashcode-general] Slash Modules

[Tom P. <to...@in...>]

BTW: I did not have any real data in the 1.0.9 install, I was just kicking
the tires...
So I am not worried about losing anything from the old install, am willing
to blow all of it away, just don't know what to blow up =3D)

Any help greatly appreciated!



on 3/27/01 7:11 AM, Tom Pryor at to...@in...,  wrote:

> How can I check that I have everything installed correctly? I don't think=
 I
> do since it doesn=B9t work =3D) but I am not sure what is missing. Is there
> modules that I need to remove ( I had the older 1.0.9 installed ).
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> My environment...
> Apache 1.3.14
> Perl 5.6
> Mod_perl 1.24
> Redhat 7.0
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> Any ideas?
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> on 3/26/01 4:24 PM, Tom Pryor at to...@in...,  wrote:
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>> Can someone tell me what modules I need for slash 2.0 ( bender ) and the
>> correct path for each...
>> I have a feeling I am missing some.
>> When I run cpan on bundle::slash I get all up-to-date,
>> However, when I try to uncomment any of the following apache directives
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>> PerlModule Slash
>> PerlModule Slash::Apache
>> PerlModule Slash::Apache::User
>> PerlModule Slash::Apache::Log
>> PerlModule Slash::Display::Plugin
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>> apache wont start...
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>> This one works though...
>> PerlModule Slash::DB::MySQL
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>> Apache's error log not helpful, to me anyways...
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>> ###### cut http error log ####
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>> [Mon Mar 26 10:54:56 2001] [notice] Apache/1.3.14 (Unix)  (Red-Hat/Linux=
)
>> mod_ssl/2.7.1 OpenSSL/0.9.5a DAV/1.0.1 PHP/4.0.3pl1 mod_perl/1.24 config=
ured
>> -- resuming normal operations
>> [Mon Mar 26 10:57:00 2001] [notice] SIGHUP received.  Attempting to rest=
art
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>> #### end cut ######
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>> I had 1.0.9 running on this box, would love to try out bender though.
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>> Thanks!
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>> on 3/26/01 2:27 PM, Chris Nandor at pu...@po...,  wrote:
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>>> At 20:37 -0800 2001.03.24, Brian Aker wrote:
>>>> template-tool -u DBIx-NAME -d -D /tmp
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>>> At 21:09 -0800 2001.03.24, Brian Aker wrote:
>>>> template-tool -u dbname -s filename
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>>> Note that the value of -u is the "virtual user" name, not the database
>>> name.  It is the name that is stored in DBIx::Password, and we refer to=
 it
>>> as the "virtual user".  It is also the name in your site's .conf file f=
or
>>> SlashVirtualName.
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>> Sincerely,
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> Sincerely,

Sincerely,
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Tom Pryor
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