Hi all! I have recently set up my experimental KOHA server on an old OS X 10.4 machine, and it worked fine, I got all the perl mods in, and installed, and we've been able to access the administrative side of the system just fine. However, when I try to connect to the OPAC I get an Internal server error. I know its finding the server, its redirecting to the cgi-bin and all, and its pulling up the little short welcome to KOHa splash page, but then it tries to load the cgi page, and gives met the error. When I installed I set the ports to 85 and 8085, just so they'd be off the main channel, but otherwise, I think I set everything real Kosher. Can anyone give me some ideas on where to look first? I know I'm not very experienced yet, so this should probably be simple, but I looked through the HTTPD logs and didn't even see an error... -- Jason Gignac Macintosh Specialist, ITRC Harcourt Assessment 19500 Bulverde Road San Antonio, TX 78259-3701 (210) 339-8528 Phone (210) 339-8536 Fax HarcourtAssessment.com
Nevermind I found it - I hadn't installed Date::Calc. I'm sure there is a good reason, so this isn't a gripe, but I'm just curious, why does it let you install Koha without this mod, if it requires it to run? Just for my education... On 12/5/06 10:24 AM, "Gignac, Jason (HAS-SAT)" <Jason_Gignac@harcourt.com> wrote:
Hi all!
I have recently set up my experimental KOHA server on an old OS X 10.4 machine, and it worked fine, I got all the perl mods in, and installed, and we've been able to access the administrative side of the system just fine. However, when I try to connect to the OPAC I get an Internal server error. I know its finding the server, its redirecting to the cgi-bin and all, and its pulling up the little short welcome to KOHa splash page, but then it tries to load the cgi page, and gives met the error. When I installed I set the ports to 85 and 8085, just so they'd be off the main channel, but otherwise, I think I set everything real Kosher. Can anyone give me some ideas on where to look first? I know I'm not very experienced yet, so this should probably be simple, but I looked through the HTTPD logs and didn't even see an error... --
Jason Gignac Macintosh Specialist, ITRC Harcourt Assessment 19500 Bulverde Road San Antonio, TX 78259-3701 (210) 339-8528 Phone (210) 339-8536 Fax HarcourtAssessment.com
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Hi Jason, When you run "perl installer.pl", it lists all the required perl modules you need to get Koha working properly. Then type the commands it shows you. For instance, type (as you did): perl -MCPAN -e 'install "Date:Calc"' I recommend you to install all the packages listed by the installer, and then go on with the installation, because the installer will only complain for some modules; and although you'll be able to run Koha, you'll realize that some Koha's functions won't work due to those missing modules. Luis Gallardo "Gignac, Jason (HAS-SAT)" <Jason_Gignac@harcourt.com> escribió: Nevermind I found it - I hadn't installed Date::Calc. I'm sure there is a good reason, so this isn't a gripe, but I'm just curious, why does it let you install Koha without this mod, if it requires it to run? Just for my education... On 12/5/06 10:24 AM, "Gignac, Jason (HAS-SAT)" wrote:
Hi all!
I have recently set up my experimental KOHA server on an old OS X 10.4 machine, and it worked fine, I got all the perl mods in, and installed, and we've been able to access the administrative side of the system just fine. However, when I try to connect to the OPAC I get an Internal server error. I know its finding the server, its redirecting to the cgi-bin and all, and its pulling up the little short welcome to KOHa splash page, but then it tries to load the cgi page, and gives met the error. When I installed I set the ports to 85 and 8085, just so they'd be off the main channel, but otherwise, I think I set everything real Kosher. Can anyone give me some ideas on where to look first? I know I'm not very experienced yet, so this should probably be simple, but I looked through the HTTPD logs and didn't even see an error... --
Jason Gignac Macintosh Specialist, ITRC Harcourt Assessment 19500 Bulverde Road San Antonio, TX 78259-3701 (210) 339-8528 Phone (210) 339-8536 Fax HarcourtAssessment.com
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Luis M. Gallardo D. wrote:
Hi Jason,
When you run "perl installer.pl", it lists all the required perl modules you need to get Koha working properly. Then type the commands it shows you. For instance, type (as you did):
perl -MCPAN -e 'install "Date:Calc"'
I recommend you to install all the packages listed by the installer, and then go on with the installation, because the installer will only complain for some modules; and although you'll be able to run Koha, you'll realize that some Koha's functions won't work due to those missing modules.
Is it possible to tweak the installation script so that it verifies that all packages in its manifest are present before the install begins? This would alleviate many of the repeated inquiries to this list. cheers rickw -- _________________________________ Rick Welykochy || Praxis Services Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy. -- H.L. Mencken
Else, is there a list of all the Perl Mods that Koha utilizes? On 12/5/06 4:00 PM, "Rick Welykochy" <rick@praxis.com.au> wrote:
Luis M. Gallardo D. wrote:
Hi Jason,
When you run "perl installer.pl", it lists all the required perl modules you need to get Koha working properly. Then type the commands it shows you. For instance, type (as you did):
perl -MCPAN -e 'install "Date:Calc"'
I recommend you to install all the packages listed by the installer, and then go on with the installation, because the installer will only complain for some modules; and although you'll be able to run Koha, you'll realize that some Koha's functions won't work due to those missing modules.
Is it possible to tweak the installation script so that it verifies that all packages in its manifest are present before the install begins? This would alleviate many of the repeated inquiries to this list.
cheers rickw
-- Jason Gignac Macintosh Specialist, ITRC Harcourt Assessment 19500 Bulverde Road San Antonio, TX 78259-3701 (210) 339-8528 Phone (210) 339-8536 Fax HarcourtAssessment.com
Gignac, Jason (HAS-SAT) escribió:
Else, is there a list of all the Perl Mods that Koha utilizes?
When I installed 2.2.6 in Debian Sarge, I had to build from CPAN: liblocale-po-perl_0.16-1_all.deb libmarc-charset-perl_0.95-1_all.deb libmarc-record-perl_1.38-1_all.deb libmarc-xml-perl_0.83-1_all.deb libnet-z3950-zoom-perl_1.11-1_i386.deb libwww-perl_5.805-1_all.deb libdata-random-perl_0.05-1_all.deb libgd-barcode-perl_1.15-1_all.deb libpdf-reuse-barcode-perl_0.05-1_all.deb And install the following already-built packages: libclass-accessor-perl libdate-manip-perl libevent-perl libhtml-template-perl libxml-sax-perl libdate-calc-perl libxml-simple-perl In Debian (and probably Ubuntu and other Debian-derive distros) MySQL installs DBI and DBD::MySQL. PDF::API2 0.3r77 was needed in order to get the Barcode Generator. The installer already dies if a (required) module is not present. Jose -- José M. Parrella -> Debian Sid, k2.6.17.13 Escuela de Ingenieria Electrica Universidad Central de Venezuela -> ucvlug.info
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