so I could use cpan to track down the package name as well?
2007-02-28 05946, 2007
luks
yes, cpan can install all of them for you
2007-02-28 05900, 2007
Prodoc
suitable for xubuntu?
2007-02-28 05907, 2007
luks
well, using native debian package is usually better
2007-02-28 05944, 2007
luks
for example i'm not sure if cpan handles uninstalling
2007-02-28 05958, 2007
luks
Prodoc: do you want a database or dev server?
2007-02-28 05913, 2007
Prodoc
I was browsing for packages in Synaptic to get them installed easily but I'm having a hard time finding the package names
2007-02-28 05914, 2007
luks
because if you want to import the DB dumps, don't use SVN trunk
2007-02-28 05915, 2007
Prodoc
dev server
2007-02-28 05904, 2007
luks
just translate them with the libpackage-subpackage-perl scheme
2007-02-28 05926, 2007
luks
libhtml-mason-perl, etc.
2007-02-28 05913, 2007
Prodoc
tried that but couldn't find half of them that way ;-) I 'll keep trying then and create a list of the names for others to use if they run into the same problem
I'll be happy to use that one as well, I just want an environment to add and fix things
2007-02-28 05942, 2007
Prodoc
will I run into a lot of trouble keeping things sync?
2007-02-28 05956, 2007
luks
no
2007-02-28 05934, 2007
luks
but if you want full database, you will need to import it to the old DB schema and upgrade it
2007-02-28 05956, 2007
luks
to add and fix things you don't need full database, though
2007-02-28 05922, 2007
Prodoc
How can I prevent a full db to be installed?
2007-02-28 05946, 2007
luks
in step 5, instead of downloading the data and "./admin/InitDb.pl --createdb --echo --import mbdump*.tar.bz2", use "./admin/InitDb.pl --createdb --clean"
2007-02-28 05957, 2007
luks
that will create you an empty database
2007-02-28 05910, 2007
luks
you can probably also ignore memcached for now
2007-02-28 05934, 2007
luks
and perl modules like RDFStore
2007-02-28 05901, 2007
luks
also, on ubuntu it's easier to use 'apache-perl', instead of 'apache'
2007-02-28 05942, 2007
Prodoc
I've installed apache2
2007-02-28 05948, 2007
luks
that won't work
2007-02-28 05955, 2007
Prodoc
darn
2007-02-28 05947, 2007
luks
you need apache 1 and the corresponding mod_perl package
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Prodoc
ok
2007-02-28 05943, 2007
Prodoc
in case of your suggested step 5, will the db be completely empty?
2007-02-28 05956, 2007
luks
it will have only the default data
2007-02-28 05909, 2007
luks
like 'ModBot' or 'rob' users :)
2007-02-28 05917, 2007
Prodoc
ok :-)
2007-02-28 05933, 2007
Prodoc
shouldn't be much of a problem for dev work
2007-02-28 05949, 2007
luks
it's easier to work with empty db
2007-02-28 05953, 2007
Prodoc
I can stuff in some stuff when needed
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Prodoc
how much trouble will I run into when installing apache next to apache2?
2007-02-28 05943, 2007
luks
that shouldn't be problem at all
2007-02-28 05952, 2007
luks
just make it run on a different port
2007-02-28 05910, 2007
Prodoc
or I can take the risk of trying to get it to run on apache2, not really a reason why it shouldn't imo
2007-02-28 05925, 2007
luks
there is a reason
2007-02-28 05943, 2007
luks
mod_perl for apache2 is different than for apache
2007-02-28 05919, 2007
Prodoc
and it will be a lot of work to change this?
2007-02-28 05934, 2007
luks
no idea
2007-02-28 05927, 2007
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Jugdish
luks: in picard, is the "submit tagged information to musicbrainz" a global operation or does it only do it on the currently-selected track/album?
do we have other albums in MB where we include the track numbers with the track titles?
2007-02-28 05953, 2007
Prodoc
ah, found the reason
2007-02-28 05952, 2007
Prodoc
also both your list in the wiki and the DebianServerSetup list don't specifically install Apache::Session::File, Apache::AuthDigest, Bundle::Apache, Devel::Peek, Digest::MD5, HTTP::Negotiate and Time::ParseDate
2007-02-28 05901, 2007
Prodoc
do one of the following modules have something to do with that? libapache-reload-perl, liburi-perl, libtime-hires-perl, libxml-parser-perl, libapache-request-perl, libtime-modules-perl?
2007-02-28 05907, 2007
Prodoc
these don't get specifically mentioned in the INSTALL file but both wiki pages list them
2007-02-28 05945, 2007
luks
Prodoc: ignore the wiki pages
2007-02-28 05953, 2007
luks
there are all very outdated
2007-02-28 05957, 2007
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Prodoc
remnant of the previous server requirements?
2007-02-28 05928, 2007
Prodoc
+s
2007-02-28 05929, 2007
luks
yep
2007-02-28 05943, 2007
luks
also, Text::Unaccent doesn't need patching anymore
2007-02-28 05951, 2007
Prodoc
ok, cool
2007-02-28 05944, 2007
Prodoc
but what about the mentioned modules from the install file which the wiki pages don't list? I can't seem to find a module to install for them
2007-02-28 05922, 2007
Prodoc
I assumed that libtime-modules-perl would be for Time::ParseDate, could this be correct?
