> 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).
Sorry I had missed your answer, so I did not review the sources on github before 1.0 :( There is actually a typo here: http://docs.geonode.org/1.0/deploy/centos.html#installing-mod-wsgi It should be python26-mod_wsgi and not python26_mod_wsgi Moreover, meanwhile EPEL has packaged python26-mod_wsgi (I had asked in on the mailing-list, so I don't know if it is related). Our policy by ELGIS is to rather have the software maintained by EPEL rather than by us, so that they have a wider audience. Our mission is to have the latest GIS software running on Enterprise Linux, so we are more of a stopgap when EPEL cannot keep up the pace :). Some people on the EPEL list also suggested to me that repackaging python26-virtualenv was unnecessary and that EPEL's virtualenv would have done the job, provided python26 is available. So, I think that we should go to another round of testing with GeoNode 1.0 and it would probably be possible to simplify the deployment instructions for CentOS. Anyhow, I saw on the GeoNode 1.0 release page: http://geonode.org/2010/12/geonode-1-0-released/ that you were planning to provide packages for CentOS. We are available if we can help with the packaging or the testing! We are currently working hard to provide a proper packaging of GIS java apps on CentOS (currently struggling with imageio-ext and other low-level JNI stuff). Our goal is to be able to properly package GeoServer, GeoNetwork etc. (and of course GeoNode :) Meanwhile, I'd be interested in having a rougher deployment, with the WAR files part of the distribution. I'd be happy to discuss it with people interested/involved in this CentOS packaging. Last but not least: congratulations for the GeoNode 1.0 release!
