On 08/02/2010 10:03 PM, Georges Racinet wrote: > We are inviting everybody to install and test the RC, reporting issues in > the relocated and upgraded bug tracker at http://trac.cps-cms.org > (registration needed)
Hello again, there are now packages of CPS 3.5.1-rc2 for GNU/Linux systems Debian stable (lenny) and Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) on my convenience apt repository. It's incredibly faster to get a test instance with them and they provide utilities to make more instances. It is mandatory to read the repository setup instructions first, and please don't skip the warning. http://www.racinet.fr/index.php?pages/Debian-package. That being said, the result is rather neat. Once the repositories have been set up, one gets a running instance in one shot: aptitude install opt-zope-cps-3.5 That command just ran for me in two and half minutes (including one of download) on a mint-fresh lenny VM. Quoting from the package: > Package: opt-zope-cps-3.5 > Version: 3.5.1-9+rc2 (...) > Description: The standard set of CPS products > This package installs CPS-Standard-x.y.z in /opt, > a Zope/CPS instance creation utility (/opt/cps-x.y/bin/mkcpsinstance), > and a testing instance in /var/opt. > Use this convenience package at your own risk, no liability shall be > accepted. The test instance has no CPS user at all (you should create one), The ZMI toplevel admin account is: login: admin pass: admin The packages are also a bit cleaner than those I made for 3.5.0. In particular, they are intended to allow automatic upgrades (test instance only) from 3.5.1rc2 up with them. Use the mkcpsinstance script if you need to make a more serious instance, and do the upgrades manually. Ubuntu versions --------------- Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (lucid) does not ship with python 2.4, so providing a working .deb would mean to repackage the whole 2.4 stack, which is definitely too much work for now. There are recipes online to use karmic's version of python 2.4 within a lucid installation. In principle, the karmic package for CPS should work after that, but this is far from rock-solid. In karmic already, I had to provide python 2.4 packages for a couple libraries. By contrast, it's probably quite simpler to provide opt-zope-cps-3.5 for 8.04LTS and 9.04. Debian versions --------------- The same problems than Ubuntu 10.04 will start with squeeze (the current testing). I believe etch (current oldstable) versions would also be easy to make, if someone asks. Cheers, -- Georges Racinet, http://www.racinet.fr Zope/CPS expertise, assistance & development GPG: 0x4862FFF7
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