Okay, maybe my BASH script isn't dead yet... to install the latest SystemImager on a "stock" RedHat release 9 I had to do the following:
#perl �MCPAN �e shell cpan>install XML::Simple cpan>install AppConfig cpan>install DBI cpan>install Tie::Watch cpan>install modules cpan>install Class::Fields
Then force install of the Perl-Tk RPM downloaded from rpmfind with the "--nodeps" option (since the CPAN "Tk" wouldn't compile). Then (since they were all CPAN downloads and not RPM modules) I had to force the packages on with nodeps as well:
cd /tmp/sis-packages rpm -Uvh --nodeps systemconfigurator-2.0.5-1.noarch.rpm rpm -Uvh --nodeps systemimager-common-3.0.1-1.noarch.rpm rpm -Uvh --nodeps systemimager-server-3.0.1-1.noarch.rpm
Am I doing something really stupid here or will all other Red Hat users (and users without the Perl modules in their Distro) run into this? Is anyone else using Red Hat? Why is this so hard? Why does the SystemImager installation procedure change every few months?
Perhaps it could be a bash script that pulls down all the CPAN modules (for a Red Hat distro.) though I guess installer.pl could do it to.
I dunno... Just a thought... prolly I'm doing something dumb again.
--K
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