When I try to move my app to (a clone of) my Debian server, I get an error installing Perl
modules.
I've determined that just loading the module URI::SmartURI gives an infinite
recursion.
It seems that 'blessed' keeps calling AUTOLOAD to handle it! I've updated everything, to
no avail.
I'd
On 17 March 2011 09:06, John M. Dlugosz wxju46g...@snkmail.com wrote:
Figure this out: perl Makefile.PL tells me I have 6 modules that need to be
installed. E.g.
- Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader ...missing.
- Catalyst::Plugin::Static::Simple ...missing.
-
I'm using SQLite3 and catalyst to develop an application. When I try to
access the database file (tmp/daatabase) , It gives error as UNABLE TO OPEN
tmp/database.
When I access databse without mentioning the name of database file, It
works!! But Catalyst does not recognize the changes made in
From: sushant kumar
I'm using SQLite3 and catalyst to develop an application. When I try to
access the database file (tmp/daatabase) , It gives error as UNABLE TO OPEN
tmp/database.
When I access databse without mentioning the name of database file, It
works!! But Catalyst does not
If you did a force-install at some point in the past, e.g. to get
Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader installed, then you may have skipped some
dependencies. Wiser folks than me can probably tell you how to get CPAN to
recover to a more stable state, but it sounds like you'll have to follow the
On Thu, 17 Mar 2011 03:18:05 -0500 John M. Dlugosz wxju46g...@snkmail.com
wrote:
When I try to move my app to (a clone of) my Debian server, I get an error
installing Perl modules.
I've determined that just loading the module URI::SmartURI gives an
infinite recursion. It seems that 'blessed'
I generally address these problems by 'force'ing a test in the CPAN shell:
force test Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader
My reason is that 'force test' will fulfill the dependencies,
downloading and testing them as needed. However, if you start with a
'force install' you could be back with the same
Hi folks
We have a Catalyst app we've developed since about 2005 or so. We
put it aside in late 2008, and haven't touched it until now.
I wanted to see if it would still work (as it turns out, we can reuse
this for a new project).
Before we get into this in depth, are there any
On Thursday, March 17, 2011 02:51:59 PM Joe Landman wrote:
Hi folks
We have a Catalyst app we've developed since about 2005 or so. We
put it aside in late 2008, and haven't touched it until now.
I wanted to see if it would still work (as it turns out, we can reuse
this for a new
On 03/17/2011 04:27 PM, Andrew Rodland wrote:
On Thursday, March 17, 2011 02:51:59 PM Joe Landman wrote:
Hi folks
We have a Catalyst app we've developed since about 2005 or so. We
put it aside in late 2008, and haven't touched it until now.
I wanted to see if it would still work (as
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