Re: [Slashcode-general] (Bender) Apache won't start

[Jim P. <ji...@ya...>]

Chris,

I guess you aren't familiar with the INSTALL.debian file that ships
with the Slash-2.0.0-pre1 source distribution.  Let me identify the
incorrect parts:

--BOF---
Some more info to help Debian users.  Please read the main INSTALL
first.

Author: Bernard de Rubinat <be...@ne...>

The methods in INSTALL work fine for Debian, but many will prefer the
apt-get method.  For each package below, you can use:

    apt-get install PACKAGE

Unlisted packages do not exist; install those using other methods.

Software                Package
------------------------------------------
MySQL                   mysql-server
                        mysql-client
mod_perl                libapache-mod-perl
perl                    perl-5.005-base
                     or perl-5.005
Apache                  apache


Perl modules            Package
------------------------------------------
DBI                     libdbi-perl
msql-mysql-modules      libdbd-mysql-perl
ApacheDBI               libapache-dbi-perl
Apache-DBILogger        libapache-dbilogger-perl
libnet                  libnet-perl
HTML-Parser             libhtml-parser-perl
XML-Parser              libxml-parser-perl
MIME-Base64             libmime-base64-perl
Digest-MD5              libdigest-md5-perl
URI                     liburi-perl
libwww-perl             libwww-perl
DateManip               libdate-manip-perl
--EOF---

Thanks again,

-Jim P.


--- Chris Nandor <pu...@po...> wrote:
> At 13:50 -0700 2001.04.12, Jim Popovitch wrote:
> >--- Chris Nandor <pu...@po...> wrote:
> >> I would guess that the default Apache/mod_perl won't work out of
> >> the box.
> >
> >Could you possibly remove the parts of README, INSTALL.debian, etc.
> >that say this is possible.
> 
> Which parts would those be?  I am only aware of this, in INSTALL:
> 
>         You MUST install mod_perl and Apache as directed here. OK,
> that is
>         not strictly true, but it is *mostly* true. If you already
> have
>         mod_perl installed, it is probably not configured properly to
> work
>         with Slash and you will have to rebuild it.
> 
> If there is some text that speaks contrary to this, please do let me
> know
> and I will try to fix it.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -- 
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