> Yes it has a chance to work if you copy all the dependencies. > You should also be able to copy the entire library to a separate > directory, e.g. /home/rt/ and prepend it to perl's search path and so > avoid messing the entire systems' perl module install. > If you run RT under apache then pay attention to the various mod_perl > path config options. It might be a little tricky to set it early > enough to take effect (this might be only relevant for .so loading, > I'm not sure). > Some questions for you: > 1. Which distro is it?
CentOS 5.4 and yes, I have followed the recipe. Strangely, on this install, things haven't gone well.... > 2. Have you looked for distro packages for RT? Yes but they are older than I want/need i.e. they are out of date. > 3. Are you using CPANPLUS? It has yum/apt like package dependancy > resolution. (although not perfect). Not sure, will have a look in an hour or so. Vaguely I seem to recall using this in the distant past to solve a similar problem. > 4. RT is supported by a large community and a company (best practical, > I think), have you looked around its dedicated support sites? > Am aware of these sites and have visited them. > Good luck, Ta!! :>) Rick -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
