How about I start commiting my changes in the config.xml files? What I did was
only add a section for Mandriva and this should in no way disturb other
distros... Apart from that, I would have to rebuild the modified packages. This
would make like 90% of my changes.
Cheers,
Fernando
Bernard Li a écrit :
BTW, if you are confident that you can get Mandriva 2006 supported for 5.0,
then I recommend that you slowly check your code into trunk. In this case if
the code you check in does not work on other distroes, we can at least find
that out sooner rather than later.
Thanks!
Bernard
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Fernando Laudares Camargos
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 10:20
To: Oscar-devel List
Subject: [Oscar-devel] ip is not recognize by 'interface2ip'
(Network.pm)
Hi,
I'm having a problem to have my address ip recognized in step 3:
--------------------------------
--> Getting internal IP address
Cannot update hosts without a valid ip.
at ./install_server line 179
main::update_hosts('undef') called at
./install_server line 139
--> Got: [IP ]
--> Got: [broadcast ]
--> Got: [netmask ]
--> Adding hosts to /etc/hosts
--> Step 3: Failed to properly install OSCAR server; please
check the logs
----------------------------------
The function used to get it is interface2ip from the module
Network.pm.
What is curious is that if I import this function in a test
script like the following, it works without problem:
----------------------------------
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use lib "$ENV{OSCAR_HOME}/lib";
use OSCAR::Network;
my $INTERFACE="eth0";
print ("Getting internal IP address\n");
my ($ip,$bcast,$netmask) = interface2ip($INTERFACE);
print ("Got: [IP $ip]\n");
print ("Got: [broadcast $bcast]\n");
print ("Got: [netmask $netmask]\n");
----------------------------------
and return:
----------------------------------
Getting internal IP address
Got: [IP 10.0.1.1]
Got: [broadcast 10.255.255.255]
Got: [netmask 255.0.0.0]
----------------------------------
In your oppinion, what could be causing the problem? It used
to works before, is for sure something from my system configuration...
Thanks,
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