Tom Jackson wrote:
> It is frustrating to waste an hour or two figuring out the
problem
> and installing the correct software. Only the truly interested
will
> take the time to do it.
Right. I'm using what I have learned to build a set of binary RPMs...
makes installing really really easy, on Red Hat 6.2 at least. Stay
tuned... Vinod's doc helps but, as you say, there are still a lot of
steps and gotchas.
I looking at this from the standpoint of starting without any form of
OpenACS... so I can ignore the wrinkles of trying to run two versions
of PG and two versions of OpenACS on the same machine at the same time.
Bear in mind, OpenACS 4 is definitely not a production working
system at this point -- it is for experimenters who by definition do
have some interest in it. Having said that, I think we can do a lot
to minimize the installation pain of many or all of the pieces. I'm
trying to do exactly that for Red Hat users... more info in a day or
two, I hope. Maybe even later today.
