Before I spend one more minute of my time, someone please tell me if
they have successfully built installed run couchdb 0.11.X on Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 64-bit yet. Sorry to be so mad, and I know
its my inexperience but I am so frustrated. I can not get the latest
ICU libraries to
j d wrote:
Before I spend one more minute of my time, someone please tell me if
they have successfully built installed run couchdb 0.11.X on Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 64-bit yet. Sorry to be so mad, and I know
its my inexperience but I am so frustrated. I can not get the latest
ICU
On 3/10/10 4:46 AM, j d wrote:
Before I spend one more minute of my time, someone please tell me if
they have successfully built installed run couchdb 0.11.X on Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 64-bit yet. Sorry to be so mad, and I know
its my inexperience but I am so frustrated. I can not get
Having to use RHEL is my own personal definition of hell.
I'm sure someone will jump in and point out how stable it is, but if you try
to do anything beyond the supported apps (and couchdb is certainly out of
the ordinary), you will find that you are spending all your time fighting
the os.
I've
Whit Armstrong wrote:
Having to use RHEL is my own personal definition of hell.
I'm sure someone will jump in and point out how stable it is, but if you try
to do anything beyond the supported apps (and couchdb is certainly out of
the ordinary), you will find that you are spending all your
I haven't tried CouchDB 0.11 yet, but I have installed previous versions
on RHEL 5 just fine. If you enable the EPEL repository [0] you can
install all the dependencies through yum. See
http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Installing_on_RHEL5 for more info. If you
prefer to build ICU, SpiderMonkey
CouchDB itself is even packaged by EPEL these days, so you could just
run 'yum install couchdb' after enabling the EPEL repository, but
that'll get you version 0.10.0. I'll go and request an update to 0.10.1.
just to see couchdb work I went ahead and ran yum install couchdb
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j d wrote:
ok, so i have done the following:
rpm -Uvh
http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/i386/epel-release-5-3.noarch.rpm
which got me:
Retrieving
http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/i386/epel-release-5-3.noarch.rpm
warning: /var/tmp/rpm-xfer.vbQMsz: Header V3 DSA
j d wrote:
Yeah, I inherited this server and I'm sure whatever support and
updating services they paid for are now over. I didn't think I needed
the RHN, I figured that was only a rpm repo run by Red Hat and that I
just needed to point yum to a free place (like EPEL). I guess at this
point my
Ok, well after all that I'm no closer.
I can bootstrap and configure and make and install and then when I run
'sudo -u couchdb couchdb' I get:
[
=ERROR REPORT 10-Mar-2010::14:32:44 ===
file:path_eval([.,/root],.erlang): permission denied
Apache CouchDB 0.11.0b921503 (LogLevel=info) is
Does it work if you just use the CouchDB binary instead of building
from scratch? (I know it's an older version, but it would help hunt
things down)
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 1:41 PM, j d dobber1...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, well after all that I'm no closer.
I can bootstrap and configure and make
Hello all,
I've been working/playing with couchdb for a few weeks now and would like to
pose a question here that is not so much about the technical details of cdb
but more about document-oriented database design.
Consider the following objects top-level (ie: types of documents): user,
league,
The file permissions message is mostly harmless. it just indicates beam
failed to read a local erlang environment configuration from .erlang file.
Couch still starts after that.
If you do need a .erlang for some reason, you can put it in /var/lib/couchdb
and modify your start command to use that
Hi Gilbert,
awesomecake project :)
You can write an validate_doc_update function to deny any writes to a
database, or restrict access only to admin users. Read all about it here:
http://books.couchdb.org/relax/design-documents/validation-functions
On 9 Mar 2010, at 04:28, Bob Clary wrote:
Hey all!
I've been using 0.10.1 to successfully post large inline plain text
attachments to couchdb. Now that 0.11 supports automatic compression of
attachments, I thought I would give it a whirl.
I have two issues that I can't find in jira.
Hi Krishna,
On 8 Mar 2010, at 08:09, km wrote:
Hi all,
where can i find information on the user roles, proxy setup and virtual host
configurations in 0.11 ?
We're still in the process of compiling this information. The best source is
always the JavaScript test suite, but I understand that
Could you please check your erlang version?
I'm wondering if this is an older, poor implementation of term_to_binary at
fault. I bet it's called somewhere in there. If you're on R13B you should be
fine, but I forget exact versions.
On Mar 10, 2010 10:19 PM, Jan Lehnardt j...@apache.org wrote:
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