[rt-users] I am confused
John Schubert
jschubert at linearcorp.com
Wed Nov 5 09:49:36 EST 2003
I hope you get more responses than I did, when I asked
similar questions about RH 8.0.
I spent 2 or 3 weeks trying to make RH 8 regress to
mod_perl1 and Apache1. I've been a Sun sys admin for 5
years or so, and have a good understanding of installing
packages and configuring Unix boxes.
However, with RedHat 8, it was not as simple as just
removing Apache and mod_perl and then compiling from new
source. It should be, but it wasn't.
If someone can send you step by step, go for it.
Otherwise, as a person who just spent 6 weeks slugging
away with RH8, I recommend regressing to RH 7.3. A very
kind soul forwarded this procedure to me (I uploaded it and
make it available, however I won't attach it since this
email goes to hundreds of people)
http://schube.com/upload/RT+RedHat+Installation.doc
I haven't doctored it yet, however, I changed all
references to RT2 to RT3. Apache shows compiling from
/tmp, however if you followed earlier steps, its in
/usr/src (so compile from whereever you actually put the
source). I believe the Apache step also skips the make
install. Finally, when you get to the configuration, I
used the RT documentation in combination with their
suggestions.
I had it working in one day (after figuring out the CPAN
module DBD::MySQL needed a third RPM, MySQL development,
installed in addition to Client and Server RPMs), although
I need to go back and make sendmail work. I am very weak
in sendmail skills (a good excuse to go get the O'Reilly
book).
Good luck.
John
On Wed, 05 Nov 2003 04:26:45 +0000
"nemir nemiria" <nemir at hotmail.com> wrote:
> It might be that I am not confused, but instead am
> dense. I hope that won't put you off giving me some
> advice. Or a pointer to a RedHat how to...?
>
> I have read the documents on how to install several times
> through. I have read the recommendations as to what
> versions of what applications I should install. I think
> this is the first part of my falling down. I am wanting
> to install this on a RedHat 9.0 server. The RedHat folk
> strongly suggest that I use RPMs for everything possible.
> They install by default Apache 2.0 and Perl_Mod 1.99 (or
> something like that.)
>
> The install docs say that I should by preference use
> apache 1.3 and perl_doc 1.? Should I remove these RPMS
> and get old RPMs of these applications ? Can it work
> with the out of the box RH9 installation? Are there any
> dire implications for anything else by doing that stuff?
>
> Would anyone have RPMs that make this easy? Would
> people be interested if I made some? (I have done it
> once, and am interested enough to do it again. Learning
> Curve!)
>
>
> anyways, I guess some feedback from someone who's set
> up an RT server on RH9 would be very appreciated here.
>
> Thanks!
>
> nemir
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