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campsite-support | 14 Jul 17:53

campsite and hsphere

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I am trying to install campsite in an hsphere environment (Centos 4.1 OS). 
I am arm wrestling with various imcompatiblities.  Has anyone done this? 

Jim Rootham

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Mugur Rus | 15 Jul 12:02
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Re: campsite and hsphere

Not as far as I know; if you want to help with this we will gladly integrate
any patches you'll send.

Mugur

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> I am arm wrestling with various imcompatiblities.  Has anyone done this? 
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> Jim Rootham

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campsite-support | 15 Jul 13:41

2.2.2 installation fails

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using tomcat 5.5.7 on linux server

got message saying apache user root invalid; that "nobody" was valid 

so, used nobody.

slocate database was not created; message said use ubdatedb (using root)
later on.

installation failed at compiling sources.

I then chowned to "root," since root is in my tomcat-users.xml file. 
Started installation again ("./install") and this time sources compiled,
but at "STEP 2. Installing Campsite," installation failed.  Only error
message was "Installing Campsite . . . ERROR.  Read install log for more
information on installation error.

Install log contains following:
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Installing campsite

mkdir -p "/path/to/my/campsite/bin"

chown root:root "/path/to/my/campsite/bin"

chown: changing ownership of `/path/to/my/campsite/bin': Operation not
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campsite-support | 15 Jul 22:51

Re: campsite and hsphere

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We have bailed on CentOS and HSphere.  I am now trying on a bare BSD 5.4
system.

Jim

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Mugur Rus | 19 Jul 00:16
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Re: 2.2.2 installation fails

Hi,

> chown: changing ownership of `/path/to/my/campsite/bin': Operation not
> permitted
> gmake: *** [install] Error 1
> ***********************
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> Is there something wrong with the chown command inside the script?
> Why is the program attempting to change ownership of the directory? 
The script tries to set the file ownership to root:root so that no other user
can modify the file. Did the script ask for root password? Or did you run it as
root? You may have a more strict security configuration on your system. You can
try and comment the 'chown' line.

Then type:

cd [campsite_sources_dir]
su
make install

This should install the Campsite base system. Type:

/usr/local/campsite/bin/create_instance

to create the default campsite instance.

Regards,
Mugur

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campsite-support | 22 Jul 13:22

Upgrading to campsite version 2.2.2 on redhat 7.3

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while trying to upgrade campsite version 2.1.3 to version 2.2.2 the
following error occured:
Could not find 'g++' - GNU C++ compiler. Please install gcc-c++ package.
is that because campsite 2.2.2 is'nt compatible with the redhat 7.3
gcc-c++?
thanks in advance for your help.

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campsite-support | 22 Jul 13:26

Upgrading to campsite version 2.2.2 on redhat 7.3

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while trying to upgrade campsite version 2.1.3 to version 2.2.2 the
following error occured:
Could not find 'g++' - GNU C++ compiler. Please install gcc-c++ package.
is that because campsite 2.2.2 is'nt compatible with the redhat 7.3
gcc-c++?
thanks in advance for your help.

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Mugur Rus | 25 Jul 13:14
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Re: Upgrading to campsite version 2.2.2 on redhat 7.3

Hi,

I'm sorry for the late reply, you'll have to install the following packages:
gcc-c++, libstdc++ and their dependencies. You can download these packages from
 http://www.rpmseek.com/index.html.

Mugur

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campsite-support | 25 Jul 16:26

PHP Paths & admin Password

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I have installed campsite on FreeBSD v5.4 with apache13, php4, and
mysql41.

The php-cli needed to be forced due to conflicts with mod_php4. 
Basically, I just removed the conflicts messages.

I also needed to manually code the directories for /usr/local/lib/php/pear
in one or two of the php source files.  It could not find the directory on
its own.

Question,
How do I configure the required apache / php directories for campsite?

With the hard coded links, I was able to get a login screen, but the
default user/passwd does not work (aka admin/admn00).  I get no http error
messages, and the database looks fine - that is, it has the admin user id
and an encrypted password.

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Ondra Koutek | 25 Jul 16:36

Re: PHP Paths & admin Password

1) I recommend to use Apache 2.x
2) I recommend to use MySQL 4.0
3) Do not install mod_php, use /usr/ports/lang/php4 instead

Ondra

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> I have installed campsite on FreeBSD v5.4 with apache13, php4, and
> mysql41.
> 
> The php-cli needed to be forced due to conflicts with mod_php4. 
> Basically, I just removed the conflicts messages.
> 
> I also needed to manually code the directories for /usr/local/lib/php/pear
> in one or two of the php source files.  It could not find the directory on
> its own.
> 
> Question,
> How do I configure the required apache / php directories for campsite?
> 
> 
> With the hard coded links, I was able to get a login screen, but the
> default user/passwd does not work (aka admin/admn00).  I get no http error
> messages, and the database looks fine - that is, it has the admin user id
> and an encrypted password.
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