[Koha] Koha 3.4 on Ubuntu
Mahesh T Pai
paivakil at gmail.com
Mon Jun 20 18:15:36 NZST 2011
ajesh at maxenna.com writes:
> Initially I added the following lines to ports.conf.
>
> Listen 80
> Listen 8080
> NameVirtualHost*:80
> NameVirtualHost*:8080
"NameVirtualHost" is not configuration to be set in ports.conf
It should be set in koha-httpd.conf; and the installer would have done
it for you.
> libyaz3 = (none)
> libyaz3-dev = (none)
> But in Synaptic package manager I can see that libyaz4 is installed.
> **********************
Dunno about Ubuntu, but in Debian testing, things seem to work (as in
dpkg/apt works, and no errors in koha-error_log or syslog) with
libyaz4. (How do I know if koha has a problem?)
Guess this is a misdefined dependency, and there is something about this
in http://bugs.koha-community.org/
>
> 2)
> **********************
> Also on running
> >> sudo make install
> I got the message
> Warning: prerequisite CGI::Session::Driver::memcached 0.04 not found.
This should not be a problem - memcached is used only be certain
flavours of apache - especially on Debian (should be that way in Ubuntu
too).
For example, for me, "aptitude install apache2" installed
apache2-mpm-worker, and that would use memcache; but not by other
flavours of the apache server - like apache2-mpm-prefork.
>
> So I executed the command
> >> sudo cpan CGI::Session::Driver::memcached
> at that time(ie after sudo make install)
> **********************
>
> I believe I am close to getting Koha installed, but still few
> doubts.
>
See above
Note for others:-
I would certainly appreciate if the dependencies were grouped by
"absolutely required"; and "X is required if you enable (or want
functionality kX) kX", where kX is an option within Koha.
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