Hi Fabian: Sorry for the delay. FWIW I was able to do a "developer's" localhost install Lively 2 locally with the help of the manual instructions and automated instructions, not using XAMPP but installing the native packages. I can see the repo when browsing to http://localhost/repository/ .There were a few things I did not do in the install, as there was a problem I do not remember yet the basic Dav stuff works: - The section in lk.conf around rewrite rules - httpd-dav.conf
For completeness the steps I used are attached, and also the image of running locally. I am able to open an xhtml, change and save it with no obvious issues. Only 2 things I noticed: - after world save, an error quickly flashes but then disappears and everything saves correctly, so this does not seem an issue. - the version viewer, let's say on http://localhost/repository/lively2-mz1.xhtml does not seem to work - says "loading" and that is all. One question - given a localhost install, what is the best way of getting latest Lively2 code if I did care about local changes? [I don't but anyway] Thanks, milan On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 3:50 AM, Fabian Bornhofen < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Milan, > > I agree that the Linux installer is still a pain - we chose XAMPP > because we wanted the same Apache on all Distros. It looks like that is > still not sufficient. A reliable solution could be to have distribution > specific installers that install the required packages from package > management and then set up Lively. > > On 8/22/11 2:58 AM, milan zimmermann wrote: > > "svnadmin load" did not load the svndump into the > > previously created repository - even though it listed "adding path" and > > "commit", no files showed up in the expected directory. > > To check if svnadmin load worked, try to check out the repository: > mkdir lively_svn > svn co file://PATH_TO_YOUR_REPOSITORY lively_svn > and see if the files show up in lively_svn. > > If mod_dav_svn is configured correctly, it talks directly to the > repository and you can see its contents in the web browser. Did that > work for you? > > Regards, > Fabian > _______________________________________________ > lively-kernel mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/listinfo/lively-kernel >
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lively2-install-opensuse-mz.sh
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