On 10/16/02 3:29 PM, "email@hidden" <email@hidden> wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 16, 2002 at 09:36:55AM -0700, Joel Hedden wrote:
>> 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.
>
> OK. It should have been documented somewhere, or removed from the install
> script.
>
>> If you're using GCC 2.xx on Debian, my guess is that compilation should
>
> 3.xx, but it built fine (we'll see if I can ever get it to run).
>
>> 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".
>
> OK, did that.
>
>> 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
>
> Uh, that's the way the language was designed. The 'return 1;' shows the
> logical
> end of the include file.
>
Uh, okay thanks. I've always done that myself but didn't know why. Like I
said, I don't think our lack of a "return 1;" has caused any problems.
>> '/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.
>
> It's installed, and when I reference http://myserver.com/AdminHtml I get
> the error:
>
> The requested URL /parse_xml.cgi was not found on this server.
If you'll read the documentation, you'll see that you need to target:
http://<hostname or IP address>:1220/
The web admin binds to port 1220. We wouldn't want to stomp on a web server
running on port 80.
The doc file is "Documentation/ReadMe.rtf". Unfortunately there's no ASCII
equivalent, and my linux box doesn't have an RTF reader that I'm aware of,
so I guess I can't blame you if you missed it.
-Joel Hedden
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