At 14:42 29-10-01 -0800, you wrote: >Hello, > >Here's my given: > >I don't have shell access to my hosted site. >I have my own cgi-bin. >I can create directories under my home dir. >I have ftp. >I can't change apache or any conf files. >I can't install modules in perl >(i.e., I can't run perl Makefile.pl, or make/make install) > >I want to untar the files from off-site, and then >ftp the files I need into appropriate directories >on site. I can add 'use lib' statements to my >CGI scripts to include the modules. > >Which files would create a minimal working (CGI) >TT2 system? I can reconstruct a tree of .pm files.
Hello Doug Same problem here ... and an answer: If you've untar-ed the files, just look for the directory 'lib'. In that directory you'll find 'Template.pm' and a directory 'Template'. That were the files I needed to get a very simple cgi-script working with tt2. To illustrate it: I have a 'cgi-bin' directory. In that I've made a directory called 'lib'. In 'lib' a copied Template.pm and the dir 'Template' and all of its contents so i get: /.../mysite/cgi-bin/lib/Template.pm /.../mysite/cgi-bin/lib/Template/Library/.. /.../mysite/cgi-bin/lib/Template/Manual/.. etc. and I use use lib '/.../mysite/cgi-bin/lib'; before use Template; in my script. >What else do I need? Maybe we need more when we want have tt2 to do more advanced things. Maybe the AppConfig-package to use ttree?? Hope this will help you. Or maybe we will get some advise of the more experienced users on this list. Thomas >Thanks in advance. > >-- >doug edmunds > > > > > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. >http://personals.yahoo.com > >_______________________________________________ >templates mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://www.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates SJT/multimedia Postbus 886 7400 AW Deventer tel: 0570 - 64 39 63 fax: 0570 - 61 13 48 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] website: http://www.sjt.nl/
