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RHEL 5: Can't locate App/Info/HTTPD/Apache.pm in @INC #621
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I've updated your issue to be more readable... I will update my doc and take a look at this DateTime issue tonight. |
Time::Piece Perl module requirement added has suggested in this [Octopussy issue](Octopussy-Project/Octopussy#621)
I've fixed documentation about Time::Piece on Github and on the official website. But it seems my documentation is more outdated than I thought about Perl modules... |
I am happy if I could help. Currently I am working on getting the SQL database created. Because the Configuration menu tells me "Database Connection is NOT OK !" |
Just as we are at optimizing the installation guide:
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Just noticed that if you give the correct root password the database with necessary table is created automatically during install :) |
I just noticed when you want to still use the server as remote log server you furthermore need to add # in front of :hostname, !isequal, "your_server_name" ~ in your /etc/rsyslog.d/10-octopussy.conf |
I am trying to install octopussy-1.0.14 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Client release 5.11 (Tikanga) with perl, v5.8.8 built for x86_64-linux-thread-multi.:
I followed the install instructions for CentOS on http://www.octopussy.pm/documentation/guides/administrator_guide/01_installation
When executing
cpan Apache::ASP App::Info App::Info::HTTPD Cache::Cache Crypt::PasswdMD5
I get the error message:And when I want to start octopussy:
So I guess something fails when I try to install the Apache perl modules- How can I get around this?
Edit 1: I found another discussion but it didn't help me #242
Edit 2: I was able to go through the installation process by:
But when I now try to start octopussy by
/etc/init.d/octopussy web-start; /etc/init.d/octopussy start
I get the error message:
Edit 3: Also needed to do:
Now I have a login screen at https://my.server.name:8888 after
/etc/init.d/octopussy start
although it still gives me:So something in the installation guide seems not to be fitting RHEL 5.
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