Thanks for the run down, Andy.
I fixed the main.pm and sitescooper.pl files as you suggested. That
seems to have solved all of the backslash problems. I deleted the
site_perl/HTML directory, which seemed to contain versions of the HTML
modules that were causing trouble, and installed the most recent
versions of the HTML modules, as suggested. Sitescooper now runs fine!
The built in -plucker option doesn't seem to work, at least not with
the Java version of plucker that is distributed for OS X (I get the
error message (perhaps it would work smoothly if I installed the Python
version instead?). But I can get a close enough workaround using the
-pipe option, e.g.,
sitescooper.pl -pipe mhtml 'plucker-build --zlib-compression
--doc-file=__SYNCFILE__ __SCOOPFILE__'
This doesn't quite work: __SYNCFILE__ includes the .pdb suffix, and
plucker then adds an additional .pdb suffix. So the output file is
named foo.pdb.pdb. Because of this, sitescooper can't find the file it
expects (foo.pdb), and so can't automatically move it into the
installation folder.
A *very* dirty workaround to this is to simply link the output
directory (~/.sitescooper/prc) to the installation directory, which is
what I have done.
David
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