Hi,
We intentionally leave out StreamingLoadTool, because the tool is not
APSL-licensed. The rest of the source code should build fine (at least on
RedHat 7.x) and there shouldn't be any missing files.
If you're using GCC 2.xx on Debian, my guess is that compilation should
work. But, make sure you follow these directions:
1. Run "./buildtarball linux" from the base source directory. This will
create a tarball for linux.. or you'll get a compiler error if there's a
problem.
2. cd into the DarwinStreamingSrvr4.1-Linux directory that is created in
the base source directory. Here, run "./Install".
I'll admit that I wasn't able to find any reference to "buildtarball" in the
documentation, so that's something that we need to fix.
The Perl issues that you mentioned are very minor and have never caused any
problems for us. Do you know why include files should "return 1"? I've
seen it done, but I don't know what the point is. Why should
'/parse_xml.cgi' be changed? I think that path problems that you're having
with the CGI/HTML are possibly due to misinstallation. Once the
streamingadminserver.pl script is running and the files have all been
installed correctly, you shouldn't have any trouble using the web admin.
-Joel Hedden
On 10/15/02 8:46 PM, "email@hidden" <email@hidden> wrote:
> Folks, has anyone actually built and ran DSS 411 on Linux? I'm running all
> Debian Linux servers, and I can't believe that anyone ever built and ran
> anything from the tarball. First, the tarball is missing files, most
> obviously anything related to building StreamingLoadTool. Past that, the
> Install script has no idea where the compiled binaries are. It looks like
> it was partially adapted from the RedHat binary tarball. Next, the web
> admin stuff is completely non-sensical. Include files are missing
> 'return 1;' at the ends, the web pages reference the parse_xml.cgi as
> '/parse_xml.cgi' and not even in the WebAdminHtml or AdminHtml (either one,
> as the souce tarball builds one and the other is in the binary tarball), and
> then the parse_xml.cgi has no idea where to actually find the files. I can't
> believe that I'm the only one to have these problems, and I *know* people
> are running it.
>
> Pointers anyone?
>
> Thanks,
> Tim
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