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You will need DB_File thought, so poking at your logfile to see, but as Sven pointed out, cpan DB_File should do the trick. Um, I'm confused - i'll poke this all on the weekend when I build a new USBversion using 1.0.10rc (later) erm, huh? I just installed Unicode::MapUTF8 trivially, and DB_File and IO::Socket::SSL are in the strawberry perl I have on here. I have memories of having it work last year for someone, but I just havn't had time to work through it this time One thing that may help someone is to note that Strawberry perl comes with a compiler and make - so it should be possible to build all cpan modules and their dependencies - the issue may be portability bugs in those modules - for which talking to the Strawberry perl guys ( #win32 for eg) will help. If it could, then everything might compile and work.īut in any event, what combination of Foswiki, Perl and any other needed libraries do you (or others who are familiar with running Foswiki under Windows) suggest? It seems the sticking point might simply be that Strawberry Perl is expecting the gcc to be installed somewhere different and can't find it. I definitely need to run this under Windows. So moving to Linux is not an option.Īctually, FoswikiOnAStick being a "quick technology preview" is perfect for me, considering that I am evaluating various wiki systems.

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Michael, thanks for your answer but I do need to make this work with Windows because my company is definitely a Microsoft shop and ultimately that will drive the support/IT requirements from that end.

In addition the system will behave more like what you expect with regards to performance. That's by far less of a hassle than getting LdapContrib up and running on Strawberry.

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For anything else on top you are best off install foswiki on an ubuntu server system using the available debian packages. FoswikiOnAStick iis only there for a quick technology preview. Strawberry on the contrary isn't a very common platform. The perl libraries you mentioned are rather commonly used ones. Ultimately I won't be the administrator for this - I am only evaluating it and need to ensure LDAP works OK in our environment and I'm just struggling with the various dependencies and gcc setup to make this all work. If anyone can assist or give me pointers, I'd appreciate it.

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Again, if you let me know how to put it on the flash drive in the right directory structure and what environment variables or configs need to be set up with it to integrate into the whole Flash package, then this can probably be made to work. It looks like one of its dependencies (Net::SSLeay) also needs gcc. This is supposedly optional so I don’t know if I really need it, but it gives errors too. If anyone can advise on how to integrate gcc into the WikiOnAStick directory structure so that it is found where it is expected, then that would probably help here. Not sure the best way to “install” gcc into the existing structure of the Flash drive and where it is expected. It looks like it needs the gcc compiler but it isn’t installed.

You sure you need this module? Unicode::MapUTF8 is for perl 5.8.

It says it is missing various prerequisites (Unicode::Map, Unicode::Map8, and Unicode::String) but apparently these also have problems installing.

This is the greatest problem child! Tons of errors (see attachment). Version is 2.39.Īfter several attempts I was able to install this, though to do it I had to exclude the (optional) SSL sub-component. Here is my status in trying to install LDAPContrib:Īnyway, here’s my status on installing the modules required for LDAPContrib: It has Strawberry Perl and Apache as part of the installation. Basic functionality works OK (though it is pretty slow - I don't know if that is just an issue with it running off the flash drive or not). To make things simple, I am trying to use FoswikiOnAStick and I have it on a USB key. I know that Foswiki does support this via the LDAPContrib plugin, but I am having many problems trying to get it installed due to (apparently) multiple dependencies. This question about LDAP: More info required FoswikiOnAStick/Strawberry Perl/GCC/LDAP issue - help! I am evaluating multiple wiki systems for corporate use at my company.