On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 06:21:13PM +0200, Estelle Eulriet wrote:
> Third, I tried to install AxKit with cpan :
> - the libxml2 Debian package contains the libxml-2.4.19 and module XML::LibXML needs
>>= 2.4.20
> ok, I compiled it, then in cpan, installed XML::SAX, XML::LibXML::COMMON,
>XML::LibXML
This is a general observation. Despite all the efforts the Debian maintainers
put in 'debianizing' package there is _always_ a delay. For some software this
is not so much a problem. For Perl and Perl/XML it is a pain.
My approach: Use CPAN and sources for Perl/XML packages use apt-get for the rest.
> - then i re-tried to install AxKit, there was lot of problems linking the "apt-get
>installed" libghttp library; but my gnome-config worked well,
> - now, AxKit find GHTTP::HTTP, but makes an error when make test on t/02language.t
>
> test_module("Apache::AxKit::Language::XSP", "XML::LibXML");, but these modules are
>up to date for cpan.
>
> So, did you have such problems ?
Yes.
> is there a specific error log for axkit or is it the logs from Apache ?
No, by default all goes into /var/log/httpd/error_log
> and now, I would like to re-test compiling AxKit on alpha, but, i'm not a sysadmin,
> and perhaps all these installs, with apt-get or cpan made some dirty things in my
> system, is there a method to "good" remove AxKit ? or cpan and apt-get are they both
>proper ?
Well, cleaning up the mess _is_ sysadmin work. Look at dpkg -l '*axkit*' and apt-get
remove/purge
that. Then run a find / -iname '*axkit*' and get rid of the remaining stuff.
\rho
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