Hi Olivier, > For link issues, I think your refer to the links to the program examples. > But programs are installed with the mobyle-programs package. > By default, no program is installed, so links in example tutorial will fail. > I have added in man page a hint about this requirement.
I installed the mobyle-programs package, and now Mobyle and its tutorial work. It is a nice platform that will be a wonderful addition to Debian. The postinst script of mobyle-programs contains the following command: /usr/share/mobyle/core/Tools/mobdeploy -p all deploy On my computer it was quite ressource-intensive and almost crashed it since I had already another process very hungry in memory (iceweasel running an genome browser). Is it possible to execute this computation at build time ? That would also solve the problem that after uninstallation, mobyle-programs leaves a lot of files behind. After installing mobyle-programs, all the tools supported by Mobyle are listed, even if they are not available on the system. I think that it would be better to only list the ones available. Env/blast2_env.xml Env/gruppi_env.xml contain information about local configuration. Do you think they could be installed in /etc/mobyle ? Here are answers to other questions. > > Links in http://localhost/mobyle/portal/help/stepbystep did not work, > > Did not check those one, I will have a look http://localhost/cgi-bin/mobyle/portal.py#tutorials::stepbystep was the good link. I now understand that http://localhost/mobyle/portal/help/stepbystep is not expected to do something. Perhaps an Apache redirection that hides cgi-bin and portal.py from the URL would be a nice addition. > > and > > http://localhost/mobyle/portal/html/announcement.txt is empty. > > announcement is empty. It is used if "admin" wants to add some announcenemnts. Perhaps it should then be a symbolic link to a file like /etc/mobyle/announcement.txt. > > ‘missing-dependency-on-python-support’. > > Which level/command did you use? A lintian ..changes did not raise this error > on my computer.. I am using ‘-I --pedantic’, but maybe the version matters more than the level ? I am using lintian 2.5.3 and missing-dependency-on-python-support was introduced in 2.5.0~rc1. Note also that python-support is deprecated. I can not help you for the parts about Python. I am too much of a beginner in that area. Also I see that in the mobyle package's postinst script, some apache modules are enabled. I think I remember having seen some packages that were managing this through debconf. Perhaps you can seek advice about python, apache, and the FHS (what to place in /usr, what to place in /var) on debian-mentors ? Have a nice day, -- Charles -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
