Well I managed to get most of the Perl modules installed except for one thing that appears to be an error.  Here's the result of the script.

larcadmin@w2so:/data/WebGUI/sbin$ sudo perl testEnvironment.pl

WebGUI is checking your system environment:

Operating System:                                 Linuxish
WebGUI Root:                                      ..
Perl Interpreter:                                 OK
Checking for module LWP:                          OK
Checking for module HTTP::Request:                OK
Checking for module HTTP::Headers:                OK
Checking for module Test::More:                   OK
Checking for module Test::MockObject:             OK
Checking for module Test::Deep:                   OK
Checking for module Pod::Coverage:                OK
Checking for module Text::Balanced:               OK
Checking for module Digest::MD5:                  OK
Checking for module DBI:                          OK
Checking for module DBD::mysql:                   OK
Checking for module HTML::Parser:                 OK
Checking for module Archive::Tar:                 OK
Checking for module Archive::Zip:                 OK
Checking for module IO::Zlib:                     OK
Checking for module Compress::Zlib:               OK
Checking for module Net::SMTP:                    OK
Checking for module MIME::Tools:                  OK
Checking for module Net::POP3:                    OK
Checking for module Tie::IxHash:                  OK
Checking for module Tie::CPHash:                  OK
Checking for module XML::Simple:                  OK
Checking for module SOAP::Lite:                   OK
Checking for module DateTime:                     Called UNIVERSAL::can() as a function, not a method at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8/DateTime/Locale.pm line 298
OK
Checking for module Time::HiRes:                  OK
Checking for module DateTime::Format::Strptime:   OK
Checking for module DateTime::Format::Mail:       OK
Checking for module Image::Magick:                OK

Checking for module Graphics::Magick:             OK
Checking for module Log::Log4perl:                OK
Checking for module Net::LDAP:                    OK
Checking for module HTML::Highlight:              OK
Checking for module HTML::TagFilter:              OK
Checking for module HTML::Template:               OK
Checking for module HTML::Template::Expr:         OK
Checking for module XML::RSSLite:                 OK
Checking for module JSON:                         OK
Checking for module Config::JSON:                 OK
Checking for module Text::CSV_XS:                 OK
Checking for module Net::Subnets:                 OK
Checking for module Finance::Quote:               OK
Checking for module POE:                          OK
Checking for module POE::Component::IKC::Server:  OK
Checking for module POE::Component::Client::HTTP: OK
Checking for module Data::Structure::Util:        OK
Checking for module Apache2::Request:             OK
Checking for module URI::Escape:                  OK
Checking for module POSIX:                        OK
Checking for module List::Util:                   OK
Checking for module Color::Calc:                  OK
Checking for module Text::Aspell:                 OK
Checking for module Locale::US:                   OK
Checking for module Weather::Com::Finder:         OK
Checking for module Class::InsideOut:             OK
Checking for module HTML::TagCloud:               OK
WebGUI modules:                                   OK
Getting current WebGUI version:                   OK
Your version:                                     OK
Locating WebGUI configs:                          OK

Testing complete!

Because of using CPAN and Aptitude, I believe that is why I now have errors when I go to install packages.  It says I have a problem with dependencies and lists packages that are not configured.  But if it passes the testEnvironment.pl script, is it ok then?  Or will I have issues further down the road?

Thanks,

Chris

--- (Edited on 7/27/2008 7:31 pm [GMT-0400] by KC2QBU) ---

Thanks.  I tried to install the WRE version and was not successful.  Maybe there was some little detail I missed.

--- (Edited on 7/27/2008 9:50 pm [GMT-0400] by KC2QBU) ---

Have you tried to connect via ssh and open the page locally either with links, lynx or w3m? Maybe it is a firewall issue even though you think it is set up correctly.

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--- (Edited on 29.07.2008 22:42 [GMT+0200] by bernd) ---