I'm working on putting together detailed installation procedures for Koha 2.0.0pre2 and got a couple error message at the end of the install and wondered if this is something that is really an error, or if it is nothing to worry about.
The first error message come during the Apache Configuration:
UPDATING APACHE CONFIGURATION
Checking for modules that need to be loaded... grep: /etc/koha-httpd.conf: No such file or directory
___________________________________________________________________ <Martín's comment> I got this one too when installing.... and when finished, I had to edit my httpd.conf by hand, to add the <VirtualHost> section
___________________________________________________________________ <William's comment> I did not get this error. Could it be that the file was not created, perhaps due to write permissions of the /etc directory? Have you tried installing it as root? ___________________________________________________________________
I did the installation as 'root', so there shouldn't be a permission issue with the /etc directory.
___________________________________________________________________ Me too! ___________________________________________________________________
This is an installation on Redhat 9.0... could there be a directory
issue?
___________________________________________________________________ My installation was on a Debian (Woody) ... same question... :) ___________________________________________________________________
I'd really like to find a method of having the koha-httpd.conf and httpd.conf updated automatically by the installer.pl process (call me lazy)....
___________________________________________________________________ One of our goals, over here, is to have a 'one click' installation process... some process that installs not only KOHA, but all the perl modules that are required too... (laaaaazy :P ) ___________________________________________________________________
Is it possible that I am not pointing to the correct directory somewhere
in
the install process????
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Maybe... but I installed KOHA 1.9.2 on a RedHat 9 some time ago and that error never showed up... at first I thougt it was a Koha-Debian thing... but it seems it's not... maybe you can try installing 1.9.2... to see what happens ___________________________________________________________________
-Greg
Martin