I have a domain which I would like to use OpenGuides on however it is a hosted site and I have no ability to get CLI or compile modules. I have started downloading the prereqs but am wondering if anyone has gotten this to work yet?
Dave Waller
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Waller" dwaller@precisiondrive.com To: openguides-dev@openguides.org Sent: 26 October 2004 21:37 Subject: [OpenGuides-Dev] OpenGuides Install on a "hosted" site
I have a domain which I would like to use OpenGuides on however it is a hosted site and I have no ability to get CLI or compile modules. I have started downloading the prereqs but am wondering if anyone has gotten this to work yet?
You might try PAR-boiling an executable for wiki.cgi, if your hosting company can accept executables. You need to do a full install of OpenGuides on a machine of yours which is binary compatible with the platform it will be running on.
You will also need a database on the target machine; DBD::SQLite will probably fit the bill as one requiring no install, but you might need to deliver some admin scripts as PAR executables to get it all working.
I've not used PAR with OpenGuides, but I can't see any fundamental reason why not.
Let me know if you want to try this, as I am using PAR quite a bit with other projects.
Ivor.
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