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wre NOT in /data
User	martien
Date	2/10/2010 7:22 am
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martien	Date: 2/10/2010 7:22 am · Subject: wre NOT in /data · Rating: 0 Suppose: 1. I cannot use /data for WebGUI 2. Compilation of wre seems impossible 3. Any wre-needed package is running/installed on my system 3. I like the wre-fuctions is there anything else to do as changing the /data/wre/prereqs/...-occurences within the wre-package (wrebuild/wre) to get the wre-functionality? --- (Edited on 10.02.2010 14:22 [GMT+0100] by martien) ---
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Klaus	Date: 2/10/2010 7:28 am · Subject: Re: wre NOT in /data · Rating: 0 I know this is not solving your problem exactly or answering the intention of your question but one solution might be using a virtual machine for WRE/WebGUI on the server. --- (Edited on 10-February-2010 14:28 [GMT+0100] by Klaus) ---
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bartjol	Date: 2/10/2010 7:47 am · Subject: Re: wre NOT in /data · Rating: 0 Well, in the past, there wasn't a wre. So you need an environment with alle the needed modules, you should be able to use wre features. But if you spread stuff, you should check whether the wre root setting covers all that. I would read old WebGUI install help docs for what you want --- (Edited on 10-February-2010 14:47 [GMT+0100] by bartjol) ---
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koen	Date: 2/10/2010 7:52 am · Subject: Re: wre NOT in /data · Rating: 0 Suppose: 2. Compilation of wre seems impossible That situation is unthinkable if the this dot is also true: 3. Any wre-needed package is running/installed on my system Koen de Jonge - ProcoliX http://www.procolix.com Hosting - WebGUI - Virtualization --- (Edited on 10-February-2010 14:52 [GMT+0100] by koen) ---
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koen	Date: 2/10/2010 8:50 am · Subject: Re: wre NOT in /data · Rating: 0 Suppose: is there anything else to do as changing the /data/wre/prereqs/...-occurences within the wre-package (wrebuild/wre) to get the wre-functionality? Yes there is. You will have to make sure all the compiled-in settings are exactly the same as in the WRE and every perl module is exactly the same. Currently I know of no distribution that will give you the same setup as the WRE would. Koen de Jonge - ProcoliX http://www.procolix.com Hosting - WebGUI - Virtualization --- (Edited on 10-February-2010 15:50 [GMT+0100] by koen) ---
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martien	Date: 2/10/2010 10:10 am · Subject: Re: wre NOT in /data · Rating: 0 Thanks for your replies! A Virtual Machine could be, but is not (yet) the solution. 2. Compilation of wre seems impossible That situation is unthinkable Have a try with SUSE 11.2. The bin-package runs, but, as I reported some time before, I didn't manage to compile it. You will have to make sure all the compiled-in settings are exactly the same as in the WRE and every perl module is exactly the same. As long as the normal WebGUI-package runs, I think Perl will be ok and this is no problem at all. In the other packages I didn't find dependancies which should have an impact on the wre/lib-modules. Currently I know of no distribution that will give you the same setup as the WRE would. My question is, which setup really is needed for the things you may do with the sbin-programs. Apart from changing some hard-wired /data/-pathes I didn't find anything (as long as I don't use the libraries and system functions and evtl. link hardcoded system-commands to the normal ones). The other way around: I'm looking for a possibility to get the wre functions running within a configurable Home-Directory and it works, also if I take the disk and mount it on another system, where webgui perhaps has another HOME-directory. --- (Edited on 10.02.2010 17:12 [GMT+0100] by martien) ---
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