The notes on installing koha on Ubuntu states that there may be a problem using a version later than 5.8. I am trying to use Ubuntu 9.1 which has perl 5.10. Does anyone know if this combination will work or will I have to downgrade my perl installation? Thanks J Ellis
Joe Ellis a écrit :
The notes on installing koha on Ubuntu states that there may be a problem using a version later than 5.8. I am trying to use Ubuntu 9.1 which has perl 5.10. Does anyone know if this combination will work or will I have to downgrade my perl installation?
this warning should be removed. Koha works perfectly well with 5.10 (otherwise, it means all our hosted customer have a non working version of Koha and never saw it :o) ) -- Paul POULAIN http://www.biblibre.com Expert en Logiciels Libres pour l'info-doc Tel : (33) 4 91 81 35 08
On Jan 5, 2010, at 3:25 AMESTTuesday1/5/10, Paul Poulain wrote:
this warning should be removed. Koha works perfectly well with 5.10 (otherwise, it means all our hosted customer have a non working version of Koha and never saw it :o) )
-- Paul POULAIN
Hello Paul, Thank you for your kind reply. I am a retired person with experience in developing databases on Macintosh computers and I have been asked to assist the librarian at a small private school in Connecticut to upgrade the Library's tool for administering their small library. The tool they were using was called "Winnebago" and was hosted on an OS 8.5 Macintosh. The application can generate an export file in MARC21 format and after a lot of looking, I found Koha, which looks like an ideal solution for them to transition to. However, I am having a terrible time trying to get Koha to run. I think I need some serious hand holding to get this thing going: I have tried several different installations and I can get no further than a web page that says "production mode - trapped fatal error" My last effort started with: installed Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala along with Apache2 and MySQL Downloaded and installed: yaz-3.0.52 and idzebra-2.0.43 Downloaded koha-3.00.05 ; used dselect to install the perl modules then cpan to install 4 modules Makefile.PL said I was missing. Started the zebra server and zebraqueue daemon. It says I should point my browser at http://<servername>:8080/ to get the Web Installer, but all I see is the fatal error message. Can you point me at the places I need to look to get a clue? Or perhaps there is someone on the list who could point me to an installation "recipe" that I can follow. Any and all help will be appreciated. Joe Ellis Canterbury, CT
Hi Joe On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Joe Ellis <joeateb@me.com> wrote:
On Jan 5, 2010, at 3:25 AMESTTuesday1/5/10, Paul Poulain wrote:
this warning should be removed. Koha works perfectly well with 5.10 (otherwise, it means all our hosted customer have a non working version of Koha and never saw it :o) )
-- Paul POULAIN
Hello Paul,
Thank you for your kind reply. I am a retired person with experience in developing databases on Macintosh computers and I have been asked to assist the librarian at a small private school in Connecticut to upgrade the Library's tool for administering their small library. The tool they were using was called "Winnebago" and was hosted on an OS 8.5 Macintosh. The application can generate an export file in MARC21 format and after a lot of looking, I found Koha, which looks like an ideal solution for them to transition to.
Great! I think there are several on the list who have migrated from Winnebago to Koha so you should find help here.
However, I am having a terrible time trying to get Koha to run. I think I need some serious hand holding to get this thing going: I have tried several different installations and I can get no further than a web page that says "production mode - trapped fatal error"
Check the koha error log: koha-error_log Depending on your install it may be in different places. If you did a installation from a tarball, it will most likely be in /var/log or the like. Post anything relevant that you find there. Kind Regards, Chris
I hope this one helps. This is what I did to make successful installs of KOHA. http://docs.google.com/View?id=dcpxsrm3_56dx5gtmdv<View?id=dcpxsrm3_56dx5gtmdv> <View?id=dcpxsrm3_56dx5gtmdv>Best of Luck. 2010/1/14 Chris Nighswonger <cnighswonger@foundations.edu>
Hi Joe
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 12:42 PM, Joe Ellis <joeateb@me.com> wrote:
On Jan 5, 2010, at 3:25 AMESTTuesday1/5/10, Paul Poulain wrote:
this warning should be removed. Koha works perfectly well with 5.10 (otherwise, it means all our hosted customer have a non working version of Koha and never saw it :o) )
-- Paul POULAIN
Hello Paul,
Thank you for your kind reply. I am a retired person with experience in developing databases on Macintosh computers and I have been asked to assist the librarian at a small private school in Connecticut to upgrade the Library's tool for administering their small library. The tool they were using was called "Winnebago" and was hosted on an OS 8.5 Macintosh. The application can generate an export file in MARC21 format and after a lot of looking, I found Koha, which looks like an ideal solution for them to transition to.
Great! I think there are several on the list who have migrated from Winnebago to Koha so you should find help here.
However, I am having a terrible time trying to get Koha to run. I think I need some serious hand holding to get this thing going: I have tried several different installations and I can get no further than a web page that says "production mode - trapped fatal error"
Check the koha error log: koha-error_log
Depending on your install it may be in different places. If you did a installation from a tarball, it will most likely be in /var/log or the like.
Post anything relevant that you find there.
Kind Regards, Chris
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