Daniel,
My patches were never intended for a 1.6.0.x installation. They were
built specifically for trunk and Redhat. I am very interested to see
if my patches work on CentOS. I believe they could work with very
little effort.
Full documentation for the RHEL&Trunk installation process can be found
here:
http://open-ils.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=redhat_opensrf_trunk&s[]=redhat
http://open-ils.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=redhat_evergreen_trunk&s[]=redhat
The patches are linked in the documentation but can also be found here:
http://nox.esilibrary.com/~ldickens/rhel-evg/evergreen-rhel.diff
http://nox.esilibrary.com/~ldickens/rhel-evg/opensrf-rhel.diff
Good Luck.
-Lee
On 06/07/2010 09:47 AM, Daniël Kollmer wrote:
Hello everyone
As I have said in the past, we at the IISH were planning to install Evergreen
on CentOS.
It was to be expected, that this will not work initially, so the idea was to
help the developing effort by doing so.
As it turned out, the installation was impossible for me to complete in a
reasonable amount of time. My superiors have decided, that the budget and time
constraints we are facing (especially when it comes to my time as sysadmin)
make it impossible to go more in depth with this. Therefore I am afraid I have
to disappoint you by not supplying a full analysis of a complete install on
CentOS. I did however take some steps and documented them. You will find the
results attached so you can use them in further possible expansion of Evergreen
to other platform in the future.
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Daniel Kollmer
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