[ic] Newbie Question Installing on Linux 8.0 ?

[Brian Kosick]

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Sean Stockmeyer wrote:

| First... please forgive the absolute "newbie" nature of these questions.
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| I wanted to know if there are issues installing Interchange on a 8.0 
system... I was told by a friend that the structure of Apache 2 and 
Linux 8.0 might have problems with the install of Interchange and Mod 
Perl.. If this is the case.. should I be running 7.2 or 7.3..???
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| If this is not the case... I am having a problem due to the Bundles... 
or I think I am... The install says it requires (Storable... UPS... 
Etc... Etc.. ) I installed the Bundles via MCPAN ... but still get the 
same error when trying to install Interchange. The CPAN Bundles are 
installed o root/.cpan/ directory and not /usr/lib/perl5/  not sure if 
this makes a difference... or if it doesn't like the install but... I'm 
stumped... ALSO tried to install Bundle::Interchange but that didn't 
make a difference either.
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| Any help would be great... you can e-mail me at 
interchange@oracledesign.com
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| Thanks in advance...
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I have IC setup on a RedHat 8.0 system at home, it's not production, but 
I haven't run across any issues yet with Apache2.x and IC.  Though I 
have with Apache2.0, PHP-4.2.x and postNuke but that's a different story.

To  install the Bundle (there are actually 2) Bundle::Interchange and 
Bundle::InterchangeKitchenSink
( I prefer the Kitchen Sink one, as it includes everything, including 
the XLS modules.) type

perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::InterchangeKitchenSink'

If it's the first time that you've used CPAN, it will ask you a whole 
bunch of questions, accepting the defaults is just fine, at least I've 
never had a problem if I did.  Yes it will use the /root/.cpan directory 
to download, configure, and compile the sources, but it will install the 
compiled stuff in the correct place automatically.
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