[rt-users] 3.8.0 Install

[Curtis Bruneau]

Is there a way to explicitly turn off the standalone server during 
install/compile? the previous versions didn't force it. I'm trying to 
stay away from the extra perl modules as I don't believe I'll be using 
it at all. I've tried various configure switches but it doesn't appear 
to be possible. If this is ignorable that would be fine too..

./configure --with-web-handler=modperl2 --with-db-type=mysql --enable-gd

STANDALONE missing dependencies:
Net::Server::PreFork...MISSING
HTTP::Server::Simple = 0.34...MISSING
HTTP::Server::Simple::Mason = 0.09...MISSING
Net::Server...MISSING

Any suggestions would be great..

Curtis
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Re: [rt-users] 3.8.0 Install

[Jesse Vincent]

On Jul 16, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Curtis Bruneau wrote:

Is there a way to explicitly turn off the standalone server during
 install/compile? the previous versions didn't force it.

There is not. We've made it a core RT dependency.  The additional  
dependencies are relatively light-weight and pure perl and we felt  
they were an adequate tradeoff for the significant debugging and setup  
benefits.

(The web based configuration tool itself wasn't quite ready to  
announce as part of 3.8.0, but once you have installed RT 3.8.0, if  
you run standalone_httpd without a working database, RT will guide you  
through configuration and database provisioning. I'm hoping we'll see  
that as 'officially recommended' for 3.8.1. But it depends on the  
standalone server.)
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