In response to the difficulty some of us are having with OS X and
Sitescooper, C Posey identified the problem as a misinterprtation of which
OS by Sitescooper code.
On 3/25/2002 Caleb Epstein proposed a solution, I snipped most of the
previous messages to just get down to it.
Below is that solution, which I beleve accomplishes the goal of correctly
determining which OS is currently running Sitescooper.
> Here is the return in the terminal. You will notice the WARN is still
> returning an OS ID of Win32:
Change the line like this:
if ($os=~/^(?!dar)win/i) {
E.g. add a "^" after the opening slash.
However, I now get the following message:
[localhost:~/sitescoper/sitescooper-3.1.2] andy% perl sitescooper.pl
Copying default config to "/Users/andy/.sitescooper/sitescooper.cf".
Edit this if you need to change any configuration settings.
Reading configuration from "/Users/andy/.sitescooper/sitescooper.cf".
Can't locate URI/URL.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /System/Library/Perl/darwin
/System/Library/Perl /Library/Perl/darwin /Library/Perl /Library/Perl
/Network/Library/Perl/darwin /Network/Library/Perl /Network/Library/Perl .
/Users/andy/sitescoper/sitescooper-3.1.2\lib
/Users/andy/sitescoper/sitescooper-3.1.2\site_perl) at Sitescooper/Main.pm
line 805.
[localhost:~/sitescoper/sitescooper-3.1.2] andy%
I am still having problems, but now it looks like I have moved the problem. \
What do I do now?
Thanks for all our help,
Andy
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