I compiled TMDA-cgi 0.13 with TMDA 1.0.2 installed and pointed the configure to /usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages, but compiled pointing to python2.3. That works fine. Then I installed TMDA 1.1.4 compiled with python2.3. Below is the output after I upgrade to TMDA 1.1.4
TMDA-cgi 0.13, here's the output of what happens: [EMAIL PROTECTED] tmda]# ./configure Where is the Python interpreter? (version 2.1+) > /usr/local/bin/python2.3 When I compile the binary executable, where should I save it? Enter the full path AND filename. Generally, you will use the path to your webserver's cgi-bin directory, but it can be stored elsewhere if you have your webserver configured to run CGI's in other directories. > /htdocs/spam/cgi-bin Where did you install TMDA? For source installs, this is the directory where you unzipped the archive. You may enter a relative path (relative to the CWD) if you like. If you installed TMDA from an RPM, try: "/usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages". If you installed TMDA from a FreeBSD port, try: "/usr/local/lib/python2.2/site-packages". > /usr/local/lib/python2.3/site-packages Where did you install tmda-cgi? This is typically the CWD. > /htdocs/spam/tmda-cgi-0.13/ Would you like to override the default config file location? If so, enter a "formula" to specify where to look for the config file. This formula is just a path, but it can include the character "~". This character will be replaced by the user's name during execution. To use the default config file location, enter "None". > None How should I authentication user logins? [file, program, remote, default] "file" lets you specify a password file. "program" lets you specify the path to a program such as checkpassword "remote" lets you specify a protocol such as imap or pop3 "default" is similar to file, except it looks for password files in the default locations. > file Where is the password file? > /etc/auth/tmda What is the relative or absolute web path from CGI to display directory? This is discussed in the documentation at: http://tmda.sourceforge.net/tmda-cgi/compile.html#Display > /display What mode should the CGI run in? [system-wide, single-user, no-su] > system-wide Which virtual user stub and parameters should I use for locating virtual users? If your system does not have any virtual users, enter "None". > qmailuserassign /bin/grep ~ /var/qmail/users/assign What real user name should I use when a virtual user logs in? > wwwrun Where should I save temporary session files? Please enter a path and file prefix. > /tmp/TMDASession. How long (in seconds) may a temporary session file be allowed to sit before it risks being cleaned up? > 300 What are the odds of cleanup I should use? (0.01 = 1%) > 0.01 What C compiler should I use? (gcc) > gcc No module named platform On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 09:30:47 -0600, Jim Ramsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Sebastian Knoop-Troullier wrote: > >> I am running Redhat7.3 have installed a copy of python2.3 in addition >> to python2.2 >> tmda seems to build fine into an RPM when I give it a --nodeps option. >> However I cannot seem to build tmda-cgi. When I run "configure" it >> always exits with "No module named platform". TMDA runs fine but I >> cannot recompile tmda-cgi to work with python2.3 > >What version of TMDA-CGI? How did you try to compile it? _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
