Morning all, I have been tasked with performing two changes to an existing RT-3.4.2 instance: - install RTFM - upgrade to the latest and greatest RT
To achieve this I would like to replicate the clients current production environment (yes its old but its what Ive got): - FC3 - Apache/2.0.53 - mod_perl1.99 (aka bastardised Redsplat v2.0) So, ive run up my FC3 test box, patched it (insert laugh here) and ensured that the same RPMs are installed on the test box as are on the prod box. The issue I have now is, that after ive run the 'make testdeps' and 'make fixdeps' and installed all the pre-reqs from CPAN, im ending up with a missing mod_perl2.pm when I start apache. I suspect that what is happening is that i'm getting newer modules from CPAN than when the prod environment was built and these newer modules depend on mod_perl2. I cant figure out how to confirm this though. So, my question is really, am I flogging a dead horse here? I need to replicate the production environment before touching it and I don't like my chances of doing that reliably. Can anyone suggest an alternative strategy for getting RTFM installed safely? After all these problems I suspect that the prospects of upgrading to the latest and greatest RT are virtually nil. -- There is no gravity the world sucks. - William Gibson - Pattern Recognition _______________________________________________ http://lists.bestpractical.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rt-users Community help: http://wiki.bestpractical.com Commercial support: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Discover RT's hidden secrets with RT Essentials from O'Reilly Media. Buy a copy at http://rtbook.bestpractical.com
