Thursday, 2009-11-12

pboroI think that there's one in Community Wiki, lemme check00:00
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pborohttp://community.ingres.com/wiki/Install00:02
pborothere's a movie how to install on Linux00:02
pboroalso the Install Guide can be useful00:02
Mudok coolw :)00:04
Mudthanx00:04
Mud!00:04
pboroif you have trouble installing, just come here and ask :)00:05
Mudsure :)00:05
Mudwhat ingres version I should install?00:14
Mud9.2?00:14
pboroI would recommend 9.3 or 9.200:14
pboro10.0 is still under heavy development00:14
Mudke00:16
Mudpboro: do i need take none RPM release00:20
Mudor the source?00:20
pboroRPM is for Red Hat, SuSE etc... lemme check if there's some other option, source is a bit evil since you will need to compile it yourself00:21
MudI am running ubuntu 8.04 btw00:21
pboroI would try "Non-RPM format binaries"00:22
pboro"ingres-9.3.0-151-NPTL-gpl-pc-linux-ingbuild-i386.tgz"00:22
pborothat's a binary version that can be installed using a simple script (included)00:22
Mudah coolw00:22
Mudke ke00:22
Mudgonna get some thee00:22
Mudtea*00:23
Mudbrb00:23
Mudback00:32
Mudhmm00:32
Mudthat 9.3 release gets stuck on 70% (download)00:33
Mud9.1 goes wel00:33
Mudshall I install 9.1 pboro?00:33
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pboroMud, I would not install 9.1, it's rather old already00:40
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Mudis there 9.3 on a mirror?00:42
Mudthat downloads is keep getting stuck @ 70%00:42
Mudand the file on my hdd is 36MB, so thats also wrong00:42
pborohmm I don't know about mirrors :/00:43
Mudopera and IE both dont go futher then 70% :<00:44
pborohmmh... lemme try that00:44
pboro32- or 64-bit?00:45
Mud32bit00:46
Mudhmm00:47
MudIE finally downloaded it00:47
Mudthe right size00:48
MudI extract it right now00:48
Mudseems to be good00:48
pboroah, good :)00:48
Mudke gonna install it via the sh00:48
Mudlong live snapshots on esx <300:53
Muduh00:53
Mudwhat install I must do?00:53
Mudfull installation?00:53
MudI can choose 5 things >.>00:53
Mud- Full installation, - Ingres networked client, -Ingres networked DBMS server, - -Ingresnetwerked DBMS w/start and DBMS standalone00:54
pborodepends what you want to do :) if you're trying it first time, I would do full00:54
Mudwell00:55
MudI want to get apache2 working with a remote ingres DB00:55
MudVroomfondle explained yesterday that I must create local DB's that connects to the remote DB's00:55
pborook, so you're currently installing it on a web server and you only need to access database on other servers??00:56
pboro-?00:56
Mudyes00:56
Mudthats correct00:56
pborothen you only need client installation, ie. no DBMS server but the libraries etc... lemme check if there's a wiki page for that :)00:57
pboroyou're going to use PHP?00:57
MudYep00:57
Mudphp5.2.x00:57
pborohmm funny00:59
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pboroi can't find any documentation on what components need to be installed in Ingres to make the Ingres PHP driver compile00:59
GerhardHi all00:59
Mudhttp://community.ingres.com/wiki/Ingres_with_Apache_on_Ubuntu this is all what I found01:00
pborograntc, do you have a list of minimum components to install so that the PHP driver compiles?01:00
Mudphp5 is already install btw01:00
Mudvia apt-get install php501:00
pboroMud, yeah, that page doesn't say anything about the Ingres configuration :(01:00
Mudindeed01:00
Mudshall I do a full installation then?01:00
Mudjust to be sure01:01
pboroit's kind of overkill, but it will work01:01
grantchi - sorry i was otherwise distracted01:03
grantcthe min requirements for a usable PHP driver would be a net install01:03
Mud:?01:03
Mudinstalling Ingres now btw (full installation)01:04
grantcwhen doing an ingbuild/install you can select a "net installation" (not sure what the actual phrase is")01:04
grantcthat'll work too :)01:04
grantconce you have ingres installed you can do : pecl install ingres01:04
pborothanks grantc :)01:05
grantcit will pull the last release from http://pecl.php.net/ingres01:05
Mudokido :)01:05
grantcor you can go to http://pecl.php.net/get/ingres and it will download it for you01:05
MudAll installed products are now available for use.01:05
grantcbefore you install make sure you have II_SYSTEM in your local environment01:05
grantcit should say that in TFM01:06
grantc@google ingres php pecl installation01:06
ii_loggrantc: PECL :: Package :: ingres: <http://pecl.php.net/package/ingres>; PHP Driver - Ingres Community Wiki: <http://community.ingres.com/wiki/PHP_Driver>; PHP and Ingres on OpenVMS with CSWS PHP 2.0 - Ingres Community Wiki: <http://community.ingres.com/wiki/PHP_and_Ingres_on_VMS>; PHP Manual: Ingres II Functions: <http://www.nusphere.com/kb/phpmanual/ref.ingres.htm>; PHP: Installation - Manual: (2 more messages)01:06
grantchttp://www.php.net/manual/en/ingres.installation.php01:07
grantcbrb01:07
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Mudgrantc:01:12
MudStarting to download ingres-2.2.1.tgz (86,547 bytes)01:12
Mud.....................done: 86,547 bytes01:12
Mud10 source files, building01:12
Mudrunning: phpize01:12
Mudsh: phpize: not found01:12
MudERROR: `phpize' failed01:12
grantcyou need the php dev package - let me check to see what it's called01:13
grantcphp5-dev01:13
Mudphp5-dev I think01:14
Mudyes01:14
Mudlol01:14
grantcassuming you are using ubuntu's packages01:14
Mudyes :)01:14
Mudubuntu <301:14
Mudlol01:15
Mud12m remaining downloading01:15
Mud:X01:15
grantcdownload using http://pecl.php.net/get/ingres01:16
grantcwget ...01:16
grantcor you can pull the latest bleeding edge source from http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2191213/ingres-2.2.2.tgz01:17
Mudits a slow internet connection :/01:21
Mud2/2Mbit SDSL01:21
grantcthat's not that slow01:21
Mud:o01:22
MudI have 10/1 Mbit @ other line (but that runs via proxy and shit)01:22
Mudthat is a fast line xD01:22
Muduhm01:23
Mudgrantc01:23
MudI get this:  1. Ingres II_SYSTEM dir? :01:23
Mud1-1, 'all', 'abort', or Enter to continue:01:23
Mudwhat do here? give path to ingres dir?01:24
grantcdo you have the II_SYSTEM variable defined in your environment?01:24
Muduhm01:24
MudI dont know01:24
Mudhow do I see that?01:24
grantcpress return - if it fails then you don't :)01:24
Mudconfigure: error: Cannot find iiapi.h under /ingres/files - is $II_SYSTEM set?01:25
MudERROR: `/tmp/pear/cache/ingres-2.2.1/configure --with-ingres=' failed01:25
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grantcII_SYSTEM is not set01:27
Mudfound your post how to set variables01:28
grantcor use http://pastebin.com/f6037fcac as  script - change II_SYSTEM to the path you installed ingres to and you can load that script doing ". script"01:29
Mudnop01:32
Mudstill the error01:32
Mudand I did sh script.sh01:32
Mudrenamed script.sh to setvar01:33
Mudand runned . /path/setvar01:34
Mudbut stil the same error @ install01:34
Mudroot@mosseltest:~# echo $II_SYSTEM01:34
Mud/opt/Ingres/IngresII01:34
Mud:X01:34
Mudwtf01:34
Mud:X01:35
Mud@ grantc'01:35
grantcoh wll you need to supply that value01:35
ii_logMud: Error: "grantc'" is not a valid command.01:35
Mud1-1, 'all', 'abort', or Enter to continue: $II_SYSTEM01:36
Mud1. Ingres II_SYSTEM dir? :01:36
grantchttp://ingres.pastebin.com/m2f500e6f is what i get01:36
grantcenter your value for II_SYSTEM01:36
Mudwhen I use /opt/Ingres/IngresII01:38
Mudit doesnt accept the value01:38
Mud1-1, 'all', 'abort', or Enter to continue: /opt/Ingres/IngresII01:38
Mud1. Ingres II_SYSTEM dir? :01:38
grantcis that the directory where you installed ingres?01:39
Mudyes01:39
MudI did now 'All"01:39
Mudand got this01:39
Mud1-1, 'all', 'abort', or Enter to continue: all01:39
MudIngres II_SYSTEM dir? [] :01:39
Mudahh01:40
MudI got it01:40
Mudnevermind....01:40
GerhardHi all, I'm surprised about the "patch frequency" of Ingres 9.2 on Win3201:41
Mudw00t01:42
Mudgrantc:01:42
Mudinstall ok: channel://pecl.php.net/ingres-2.2.101:42
Mudconfiguration option "php_ini" is not set to php.ini location01:42
MudYou should add "extension=ingres.so" to php.ini01:42
Mud:D01:42
GerhardI have 9 different patches in my collection and 2 of them are from this month01:42
grantcMud, cool01:46
Mudgrantc: ingres lib is running for php01:48
Mud<?php01:48
Mudecho INGRES_EXT_VERSION . " " . INGRES_API_VERSION . "<br />\n";01:48
Mud?>01:48
Mud= 2.2.1 601:48
Mudso thats coolw also :D01:48
grantc:)01:49
Muddo i need more now, to connect to a remote DB ?01:49
Mudthe php connect script for ingres DB is not a problem01:50
Mudgrantc: on this page: http://community.ingres.com/wiki/Ingres_with_Apache_on_Ubuntu01:54
grantcit depends on what you want to do - if your Ingres server is on another machine you either need to configure a vnode using the netutil command or you can use " @hostname,tcp_ip,listen_address[username,password]::database"01:54
Mudthis section is not working for me: Verifying the setup01:54
grantcthat page is a generic page for setting up apache01:54
Mudand I did the section before it01:55
Mudso the confs are set in apache201:55
grantcbut you get no output?01:56
MudI dont get any output01:56
grantcstrange - you should get something - check your apache log files (error.log)01:58
Mud[Thu Nov 12 11:00:25 2009] [warn] PassEnv variable II_SYSTEM was undefined02:00
Mud[Thu Nov 12 11:00:25 2009] [warn] PassEnv variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH was undefined02:00
Mud[Thu Nov 12 11:00:25 2009] [warn] PassEnv variable ODBCSYSINI was undefined02:00
Mudetc02:00
MudLOL02:01
MudI restarted apache2 again02:01
Mudand now somehow its working02:01
MudWhat the hell :+02:01
MudII_SYSTEM is :/opt/Ingres/IngresII02:02
MudLD_LIBRARY_PATH is :/opt/Ingres/IngresII/ingres/lib02:02
Mudor you can use " @hostname,tcp_ip,listen_address[username,password]::database" <<< Via PHP you mean grantc?02:03
grantcyes - in the database name02:04
Mudaha02:04
Mudok02:04
grantcremove the leading space, that's not supposed to be there02:04
grantcin fact all ingres interfaces should accept that style of connection string including sql02:05
Mudso $db = @hostname,tcp_ip,listen_address[username,password]::database; and then $link = ingres_connect($db, "user", "pass"); ?02:05
Mudright?02:05
MudI forgot some " btw , but thats ok02:05
grantcyou don't need to supply the user/password if you are using the @url02:05
Mudokido :)02:06
MudI gonna try it :)02:06
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grantcAlex_, what happened to your | it fell over ? ;)02:10
Alex_nick already in use... tztz02:10
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Mudgrantc02:12
grantcmud02:13
Mudmust I change that hostname,tcp_ip, listen_address etc into real values?02:13
grantcyup02:15
Mudtcp_ip = ?02:16
grantctcp_ip you leave as is - sorry02:18
grantcthe syntax is @hostname,protocol,listen_address[username,password]::database02:19
grantctcp_ip is one of the net protocols we support02:19
Mudhmm02:20
Mudunable to connect02:20
Mudgrantc: http://ingres.pastebin.com/m15984a9802:23
Mudsomething wrong with the code?02:23
grantc10.205.61.51 is the IP address of the server?02:25
grantcthat needs to be changed to the listen address which is normally the value for II_INSTALLATION (ingprenv II_INSTALLATION) on the server02:25
Mudyes02:26
Mudbut I have several ingres servers02:26
Mud(I work @ a cardealer, we have 7+ company's which each one a own ingres DB02:26
Mud)02:26
Mudon a other physical machnie02:27
Mudmachine*02:27
Mudso we have  7 different IP's :)02:27
Mudbut I am trying to connect 1 of them02:27
Mudbut target is, to fetch info from all of them02:27
grantcand rsdb177 is the name of the server you are connecting to?02:28
Mudyes02:28
grantcin that case the following should work "@rsdb177,tcp_ip,II[ingres,secret]::gidsprod"02:29
grantcwhere II is the value for II_INSTALLATION on the server node02:29
grantc(the default is II)02:29
Mudyes, but I have several nodes..02:29
grantcassuming everything else is the same all you need to do is change the name for each node02:30
Mudhow do I add a node to my configuration?02:31
grantcadd a vnode?02:31
MudI never worked with ingres before on linux02:32
Mudso I am lost here02:32
grantchttp://docs.ingres.com/Ingres/9.2/Connectivity%20Guide/netutil.htm has an overview of creating a vnode using netutil02:33
grantcvnode is like an alias for a remote machine02:33
grantcso you can do "sql server1::dbname" where server1 is the alias/vnode which contains the connection information you have in the @ string02:34
Mudhmm02:34
Mudke02:34
grantcthe alias/node does not need to match the name of the machine you are connecting to02:34
grantcalthough it makes sense if it does :)02:35
Mudyes02:36
Mudbut02:36
MudI cant run netutil on ubuntu02:36
grantcwhy not?02:43
Mudroot@mosseltest:/# netutil02:43
MudE_GC0126 There is no Name Server running in this installation. The02:43
Mudinstallation may not have been started.02:43
MudE_ST003E Cannot connect to name server on local host: 'mosseltest'02:43
grantcingres is not running - use "ingstart" to start it02:44
Mudadministrator@mosseltest:/$ ingstart02:45
Mud-bash: ingstart: command not found02:45
grantcin which account did you install ingres?02:49
Mudroot02:49
Mudand when i wanted to start it as root, is says it cant start as root02:50
MudI rebooted the server now02:54
Mudroot@mosseltest:~# netutil02:55
Mud-bash: netutil: command not found02:55
Mudwth :/02:55
Mud:/02:55
Alex|source /opt/Ingres/IngresII/.ingIIbash ?02:55
pboroor /opt/Ingres/IngresII/.ingIIsh? is there a separate file for bash nowadays?02:55
Alex|depends on the version... I saw both02:56
pborook :)02:56
Mud-bash: /opt/Ingres/IngresII/.ingIIbash: No such file or directory02:56
Alex|sometimes it's called bash, sometimes sh :)02:56
Alex|Mud - could be called slightly different02:56
Alex|.ingIIsh02:56
Alex|could also be in /home/ingres or the user you used to install ingres02:57
MudI had no homedirectory for the ingres02:57
Mudwhen i installeed ingres02:57
Mudfor the ingres user*02:57
Alex|is there a file /opt/Ingres/IngresII/.ingII* ?02:58
Mudnop02:58
Mudonly a folder called ingres02:59
Alex|could even be in /opt/Ingres/IngresII/ingres02:59
Alex|never understood when we put it where and why02:59
Mudnop02:59
Mudnot there also02:59
Alex|sure? Hm... it should be somewhere02:59
Mudits really not there03:00
Alex|it should look like this http://pastebin.com/meeb984903:01
MudI have created that file03:01
Mudsomewhere else03:01
Alex|if the path is the same as yours you can just take this, put it in a file and do "source file" or just put it in your bashrc03:01
Mudin my install dir03:01
Alex|you need to source that file to set the env vars03:02
Alex|and to get II_SYSTEM/bin into your PATH variable03:02
Mudahhh03:02
Mudok03:02
Muddone03:03
MudAlex|: this doesnt look good03:04
Mudhttp://pastebin.com/mdf4406e03:04
Alex|you installed it as user root?03:04
Mudyes03:05
Mudofc03:05
Alex|that's never a good idea because permissions are broke then... do it as user ingres03:05
Mudbut user ingres is a normal user03:05
Alex|yup, Ingres runs as normal user03:06
Mudso he never can install that package03:06
Alex|do you use the rpms?03:06
Mudno03:06
Alex|ingbuild?03:06
Mudyes03:06
Alex|didn't do an ingbuild for a while but I think it'll ask you for root password when it needs it03:07
Alex|/opt/Ingres/ should belong to user ingres... the things that need more permissions have setuid03:07
Mudit belongs to root03:07
Muddrwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 2009-11-12 09:52 Ingres03:08
Alex|and the process is started as Ingres which is why it cannot write there03:08
MudI didnt see anything with process Ingres starting up03:08
MudI just restarted the machine03:08
grantcmud, there is an express install script that should help you to get ingres installed as simply as possible. installing ingres as root creates all sorts of problems beyond file permissions03:09
Mudok..03:09
grantcshared memory and semaphore issues IIRC03:09
Mudhow do I unistall ingres?03:09
grantcingstop; ipcclean; rm -rf /opt/Ingres; reboot03:10
Mudke done03:11
Mudrebooting now03:11
Mud$ sh ingres_express_install.sh03:13
Mudingres_express_install.sh must be run as root03:13
Mud....03:13
Mud>.>03:13
grantcthat script gets run as root as it needs to create directories but it sets up an ingres user and ingres properly (or did the last time i checked)03:14
MudI think there is a problem with my ingres user03:15
Mudthe [tab] function is not working etc..when I am logged in as ingres03:16
Mudbrb guys03:24
Mudback03:35
Mudgrantc: running the express install now03:37
Mudand again03:38
Mudthe permissions are set to root....03:38
Mudon the IngresII folder03:39
MudSee errlog.log for detail.03:45
Mudwhere is that errlog.log grantc ?03:45
Mudnot in /var/log03:45
Mudnot in /opt/Ingres/IngresII/ingres/log etc03:45
Vroomfondledefault is /opt/Ingres/IngresII/ingres/files   I think?03:46
Mudyep there it is03:47
Mudthanx03:47
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Mudgrantc: got netutil running and working04:12
grantcok04:12
Mudbut now php says: Fatal error: Call to undefined function ingres_connect()04:13
Mud:X04:13
grantcthe module is not loaded into php04:13
grantcwhat does php -m say?04:13
Muda lot of stuff04:13
Mudbut not anything with ingres04:14
Mudextension=ingres.so  is in php.ini04:14
grantcwhich php.ini have you changed?04:15
Mudthe one in /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini04:15
MudI have no other php.ini04:15
Mudgrantc: strange is that it worked before..as you have noticed04:16
grantcdo you not have  /etc/php5/cli/php.ini04:16
Mudyes I have04:18
Mudadded that line also there04:19
Mudrestarted apache204:19
Mudbut still nothing04:19
MudI reinstalled that pecl ingres04:23
Mud(first unistall, then install, gave correct path etc)04:24
Mudrestarted apache2..still nothing04:24
Mudgrantc: php -m gives ingres back04:25
Mudwth grantc04:28
MudI rebooted the server04:28
Mudand working again :X04:28
grantcinteresting04:28
Mudye :X04:28
Mudoh grantc04:28
MudI need to set that env vars everytime I login again04:29
Mudhow do I fix that?04:29
Mudput the file in a startup script?04:29
grantcedit your .profile or the system /etc/profile04:29
grantcand add the command you used04:29
Mudthat worked wel04:34
Mudw00t04:35
Mudworking :)04:35
Mudgrantc: I made one vnode04:35
MudI can succesfully connect to it, but how i use that vnode in my connect script?04:35
Mudgrantc: php.net manual says:04:43
MudThe database name. Must follow the syntax:04:43
Mud[vnode::]dbname[/svr_class]04:43
Mudmust I change that vnode into the vnode I have?04:43
Mudor what?04:43
MudI dont get it :/04:43
grantcit can also do the @ syntax04:43
grantci need to update the docs04:43
Muddo you have a example?04:43
Mudor its the example that you first gave me?04:44
Mudthat @host...thing04:44
grantchttp://ingres.pastebin.com/f31884019 is working code04:48
Mudhmm :)04:51
Mudgrantc04:51
Mudthere is one thing04:51
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Mudeverything we install the cardealer program on XP clients04:51
Mudwe must change the II in I204:51
Mudwhen I do that II in my netutil, I cant connect, when I do I2 I can connect04:52
Mudis that important for the script also?04:52
grantcyup - change II to I2 and it should connect too04:52
Mudwell, it doesnt :D04:53
MudI get this error back04:53
MudFatal error: Failed to connect - 786757 - Installation paswords may only be used in vnodes. in /data/www/data/phpinfo/ingres.php on line 2904:53
grantcyou are using * as the username?04:55
Mudyes04:56
Mudi filled that in in my netutil also04:56
Mudand that is working04:56
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grantcyou cannot use * in the @ form05:06
grantcso you need to connect using vnode::dbname05:06
Mudso rsdb177::gidsprod ?05:07
Mudhmm05:09
MudFatal error: Failed to connect - 6399 - User authorization check failed. Your user identifier was not known to this installation. Contact your system manager for further assistance05:09
Mudmust they add the www-data user to the ingres DB ?05:10
Mudhich shows two user accounts for Apache. The root account can be ignored since it is a monitor/control process that starts up and shuts down servers as required. The processes run under the www-data account will be used to connect to Ingres.05:17
MudTo add www-data to Ingres run the following, as the ingres administrator05:17
Mudthat is my problem...05:17
Mudthe problem is, we dont control those remote machines05:17
Mudhmmm05:17
grantcyou can change the user for apache05:18
grantcthere's a file in /etc/apache2 that has the info05:18
Mudke ke05:21
Mudlet me look :D05:21
Mud# These need to be set in /etc/apache2/envvars05:22
MudUser ${APACHE_RUN_USER}05:22
MudGroup ${APACHE_RUN_GROUP}05:22
Mud:D05:22
Mudedited05:26
Mud:)05:26
Mudw00t05:26
MudI can make a connection05:26
Mudhmm05:26
Mudgrantc: I noticed something else05:26
MudIngres isnt automatic starting05:26
Mudunder ingres05:26
Mudhow i fix that?05:26
Mudadd ingstart to /etc/rc.local didnt helped05:34
Mudahhh05:40
Mudfound it :)05:40
VroomfondleMud: how'd you do it?05:41
VroomfondleI've been meaning to add it to my startup scripts for a while, but haven't got round to figuring out exactly what to do05:41
MudVroomfondle: it doesnt work yet05:51
Mudbut I am bit futher05:51
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grantcto auto start you need to either link the script to the correct run-level or use chkconfig to do it for you05:55
Vroomfondleno chkconfig in ubuntu05:58
Mudindeed05:58
Vroomfondlethe equivalent is update-rc.d05:59
MudVroomfondle: must ingres acc have a pwd/06:05
Mud?06:05
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grantcDescription: Ubuntu 9.10 Release: 9.10 /sbin/chkconfig06:13
MudI am running 8.0406:17
grantchmm06:22
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Vroomfondlegrantc: where'd you get chkconfig from?06:46
VroomfondleIt's not installed by default.06:46
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grantcVroomfondle, I installed it when i had 9.04 installed07:51
grantci think the package is called chkconfig07:52
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SaraDanaherAlex or Andrew11:40
SaraDanaherare guys here?11:40
SaraDanaheror Tony11:41
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ccsidiotHey14:22
Vroomfondleallo14:22
ccsidiotI've got the geospatial code checked out on school's server14:22
ccsidiotwith limited rights to install only14:22
ccsidiotI'm just wondering, is there any configure script lying somewhere that I can install libxerces27-dev libxerces27 pax jam libpam0g-dev, in a non-standard location?14:23
hanje04You can point XERCESCROOT to where ever you put the Xerces source14:29
hanje04XERCESLIB points to the built library (usually under XERCESCROOT if you build the code14:30
hanje04set PAXLOC to point to the location of the pax binary14:30
hanje04Not sure about pam though14:31
hanje04you might have to fake it out by creating a link under $ING_BUILD/lib14:31
hanje04set the variable before sourcing the rest of the build environment14:32
ccsidiothanje04: So now i'm in //src/tools/port/jam/precheck_functions,14:45
ccsidiotis that the only XERCESCROOT variable to change?14:45
hanje04If you're building the Xerces source, then you won't need to set XERCESLIB14:46
hanje04The environment script should find it14:46
hanje04You will still need to set PAXLOC though14:46
ccsidiotOh, what's PAXLOC?14:50
hanje04It a variable that can be used to point to the pax binary should you need to install it in a non standard location14:53
hanje04but pax will probably already be in the system, it usually is14:53
hanje04what version of Linux are you using14:54
hanje04?14:54
ccsidiotI'm on Debian14:54
hanje04OK, I've not used that much. Don't know if it'll be there or not14:54
hanje04I'm on the west coast in the US so feel free to ask questions as you go14:55
hanje04I'll be here14:55
ccsidiotI've confirmed with Andrew and Grant that should be the same as the wiki on Ubuntu14:57
ccsidiotbut the problem that I have now is to make everything that I install at school at a non standard location14:58
ccsidiotsince I don't have enough rights to install at root14:58
ccsidiotIt'd be helpful if I know where to change all these paths that I need to14:58
ccsidiot:) Thanks in advance hanje0414:59
hanje04set the variables I mentioned above to point the locations where you've installed stuff before sourcing buildtools/set_env.sh and you should be fine15:04
ccsidiotOkay, let me try :) Thanks in advance15:04
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GerhardMorning all23:31

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