No worries, I was aware of the distinction too and I missed it when I was Sphinx-ifying the deployment notes you gave us. Thanks for the review :)
I've updated the sources on Github so you can take a look there; the corrected docs will be posted for the next release (1.0 if no more high-severity bugs are found). -- David Winslow OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org/ On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 5:59 AM, Mathieu Baudier <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi GeoNode list, > > I was reviewing the GeoNode deployment documentation on CentOS 5, > since I partly contributed to it: > http://docs.geonode.org/1.0-RC3/deploy/centos.html > > I just wanted to point out that installing mod_wsgi (from the EPEL > repo) won't work: > http://docs.geonode.org/1.0-RC3/deploy/centos.html#installing-mod-wsgi > > We actually had to build a python26-mod_wsgi package (currently > available in elgis-testing) in order to have GeoNode working on CentOS > 5 (mod_wgis depends on base python which is 2.4 and not supported). > > So the instructions should rather be: > yum install python26-mod_wsgi > (please note that python26-mod_wsgi conflicts with mod_wsgi, but this > should be not big deal here) > > I probably forgot to update the documentation I sent to you, sorry for > that! > > When I can find some time, I will replay the install procedure based > on the latest RC. > I would also like to try to put together a proper RPM (but this is not > straightforward because of the dependencies to the Java webapps > GeoServer and GeoNetwork, which should be packaged as RPM first) > > Cheers, > > Mathieu >
