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Re: [Slashcode-general] Slash Modules
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From: Tom P. <to...@in...> - 2001-03-27 15:06:03
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What do you mean still in use? Apache isnt pointing to them... Oh! the slashd is I will stop them ( three slashd processes, for the sites I was playing with ) and try again.. thanks on 3/27/01 9:30 AM, Chris Nandor at pu...@po..., wrote: > At 08:31 -0500 2001.03.27, Tom Pryor wrote: >> Same... >> >> [tpryor@webdev slash-2.0.0-pre1]$ perl -MSlash -le 'print Slash->VERSION' >> 2.000000 >> >> I still have some Slash.pm around though >> >> [tpryor@webdev slash-2.0.0-pre1]$ locate Slash.pm >> /home/tpryor/slash-1.0.9/Slash.pm >> /home/tpryor/slash-1.0.9/Bundle/Slash.pm >> /home/sites/alton/slash-1.0.9/Slash.pm >> /home/sites/alton/slash-1.0.9/Bundle/Slash.pm >> /home/sites/wolf/slash-1.0.9/Slash.pm >> /home/sites/wolf/slash-1.0.9/Bundle/Slash.pm >> /home/sites/chrispryor/slash-1.0.9/Slash.pm >> /home/sites/chrispryor/slash-1.0.9/Bundle/Slash.pm >> /home/slash/slash-1.0.9/Slash.pm >> /home/slash/slash-1.0.9/Bundle/Slash.pm >> >> Should I trash thease? > > Are they still in use? If so, you have a problem. You can't use Slash 1.0 > and Slash 2.0 on the same web server. Sincerely, -- Tom Pryor daVinci Interactive, LLC http://www.dvia.com/ office: 888-346-5973 to...@da... Your single source for all your web development needs. Domain Names, Hosting, Monitoring, Design and Programming |