[ic] Interchange config error.... hmmmm

[Dan Browning]

> Well I think I am close... This is a FreeBSD server.. I know
> strange road...
> I have run makecat several times and created and deleated several
> stores but I keep getting the same error when I try to start
> the server...
> I can't seem to figure this one out.. any ideas would be appriceated..
>
> Thanks, Eddie
>
> - - - [24/September/2001:21:27:28 +0000] - - Low traffic settings.
> - - - [24/September/2001:21:27:29 +0000] - - ...UI is loaded...
> - - - [24/September/2001:21:27:29 +0000] - - Interchange V4.8.2
> - - - [24/September/2001:21:27:29 +0000] - - Config
> 'foundation' at server
> startup
> - - - [24/September/2001:21:27:29 +0000] - - foundation
> config error: Please
> specify the MailOrderTo directive in the configuration$
> >

Permissions problem?  For a test, try this on a throw-away catalog directory
tree:

	chmod o+rwx -R *

And also see the attached thread for potential enlightenment.  :-)

Dan Browning


----- Original Message -----
From: "cedric Boudin" <cedric.boudin@iconmedialab.com>
To: <interchange-users@interchange.redhat.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: [ic] Undefined Catalog: /cgi-bin/foundation



> Tomas Lindhoff writes:
>  > Thanks Cedric, but I'm somewhat confused...
>  > Let's say I configure "foundation" as a catalog.
>  > It's then placed in /usr/lib/interchange/foundation/
>  >
>  > Based on the above, should I put something like this in the httpd.conf
file:
>  >
>  > ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/foundation "/usr/lib/interchange/foundation"
>  > ScriptAlias /foundation "/usr/lib/interchange/foundation"
>  > ????
> yes
>
> you should have after the instalation a pgm called the catalog_name in
> your cgi directory
> this program makes the connection to the interch server and the server
> looks in the catalog subdir for the pages to deliver.
> the catalog subdir is not necessary in the cgi dir
> you configure this from interchage.ini or conf somewhre in etc


ehh..........sorry all !
Well, the problem with "Undefined Catalog: /cgi-bin/foundation" was due to
permission problems. When running makecat I specified server running as
"interch", store owned by user "tomas" and group was "interch".
When I added "interch" as primary group for user "tomas" instead off
supplementary, things went better.
No more complaints about missing MailOrderTo directive
However, when running /usr/sbin/interchange --serve as user "interch" it
complained about Perl modules
"Safe::Hole"
"SQL:Statement"
"LWP::Simple"
was missing. After digging around the mail archive I found a nifty command
which checked and updated ALOT of Perl stuff:
# perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::Interchange'


This installed all needed modules (among others) and I could login to the
admin area.
Wicked......
Thanks for all your efforts trying to help  (probably more to come along the
way)
cheers - Tomas


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