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| Logs: Logs go in /var/log/interchange. The subdirectory is needed to | | Logs: Logs go in /var/log/interchange. The subdirectory is needed to |
| allow the Interchange user ID to write/create files. A configuration file | | allow the Interchange user ID to write/create files. A configuration file |
| is added to /etc/logrotate.d to do log rotation. | | is added to /etc/logrotate.d to do log rotation. |
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| Run: Run files go in /var/run/interchange. This includes the UNIX-domain | | Run: Run files go in /var/run/interchange. This includes the UNIX-domain |
| socket and catalog status files. The subdirectory is needed to allow | | socket and catalog status files. The subdirectory is needed to allow |
| the Interchange user ID to write/create files. | | the Interchange user ID to write/create files. |
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| Sessions and temporary files: /var/cache/interchange. | | Sessions and temporary files: /var/cache/interchange. |
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| Documentation: /usr/share/doc/interchange-5.8.2. | | Documentation: /usr/share/doc/interchange-5.10.0. |
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| On a dedicated production server, it is wise to segregate as many of these | | On a dedicated production server, it is wise to segregate as many of these |
| directories as possible onto their own partitions, to prevent problems if | | directories as possible onto their own partitions, to prevent problems if |
| one partition runs out of inodes or disk space, or you have a disk failure. | | one partition runs out of inodes or disk space, or you have a disk failure. |
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| DEPENDENCIES | | DEPENDENCIES |
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| Interchange requires many Perl modules from CPAN. Many of these do not | | Interchange requires many Perl modules from CPAN. Many of these do not |
| usually come supplied with your operating system, so you will need to | | usually come supplied with your operating system, so you will need to |
| install them yourself. It's best to locate RPMs for each of the needed | | install them yourself. It's best to locate RPMs for each of the needed |
| Perl modules and install them. To get a complete list of dependencies, do: | | Perl modules and install them. To get a complete list of dependencies, do: |
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| rpm -qp --requires interchange-5.8.2-1.*.rpm | | rpm -qp --requires interchange-5.10.0-1.*.rpm |
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| Unfortunately, there's not currently a reliable, steady source of the latest | | Unfortunately, there's not currently a reliable, steady source of the latest |
| CPAN modules in RPM format for most operating systems. Thus the easiest way | | CPAN modules in RPM format for most operating systems. Thus the easiest way |
| to install them is to use CPAN to build the modules from source. First set | | to install them is to use CPAN to build the modules from source. First set |
| up CPAN and install its auxiliary modules: | | up CPAN and install its auxiliary modules: |
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| perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::CPAN' | | perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::CPAN' |
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| Then install the main modules Interchange uses: | | Then install the main modules Interchange uses: |
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| perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::Interchange' | | perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::Interchange' |
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| Instead you may want to install a bundle that includes many optional but | | Instead you may want to install a bundle that includes many optional but |
| useful modules: | | useful modules: |
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| perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::InterchangeKitchenSink' | | perl -MCPAN -e'install Bundle::InterchangeKitchenSink' |
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| INSTALL | | INSTALL |
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| rpm -Uvh interchange-5.8.2-1.*.rpm | | rpm -Uvh interchange-5.10.0-1.*.rpm |
| rpm -Uvh interchange-standard-5.8.2-1.*.rpm | | rpm -Uvh interchange-standard-5.10.0-1.*.rpm |
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| If you have installed CPAN modules from source, rather than RPM, you'll need | | If you have installed CPAN modules from source, rather than RPM, you'll need |
| to install the main interchange package without dependency checking because | | to install the main interchange package without dependency checking because |
| RPM doesn't know about those modules you installed: | | RPM doesn't know about those modules you installed: |
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| rpm -Uvh --nodeps interchange-5.8.2-1.*.rpm | | rpm -Uvh --nodeps interchange-5.10.0-1.*.rpm |
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| STARTING/RESTARTING INTERCHANGE | | STARTING/RESTARTING INTERCHANGE |
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| Interchange, as installed from the RPM, needs a special invocation from | | Interchange, as installed from the RPM, needs a special invocation from |
| /usr/sbin/interchange. This is because the locations of configuration, | | /usr/sbin/interchange. This is because the locations of configuration, |
| run, and log files differ from the places Interchange has traditionally | | run, and log files differ from the places Interchange has traditionally |
| expected them. | | expected them. |
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| As either the 'interch' user or the root user you should start or restart | | As either the 'interch' user or the root user you should start or restart |
| interchange with this command: | | interchange with this command: |
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| to normal. | | to normal. |
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| -- suEXEC not enabled. If you have suEXEC enabled, you are responsible | | -- suEXEC not enabled. If you have suEXEC enabled, you are responsible |
| for changing permissions and running parameters appropriately. You | | for changing permissions and running parameters appropriately. You |
| can typically disable suEXEC by running `chmod u-s /usr/bin/suexec'. | | can typically disable suEXEC by running `chmod u-s /usr/bin/suexec'. |
| If you want to continue to use suEXEC, you will have to compile the | | If you want to continue to use suEXEC, you will have to compile the |
| appropriate INET mode link program and use it instead of vlink. | | appropriate INET mode link program and use it instead of vlink. |
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| INSTALL | | INSTALL |
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| rpm -Uvh interchange-standard-demo-5.8.2-1.*.rpm | | rpm -Uvh interchange-standard-demo-5.10.0-1.*.rpm |
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| USING THE DEMO | | USING THE DEMO |
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| Once installed, you should be able to access the demo catalog like this | | Once installed, you should be able to access the demo catalog like this |
| (using your own hostname, of course): | | (using your own hostname, of course): |
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| http://hostname/standard/ | | http://hostname/standard/ |
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| The initial administrative user name is "interch", and the password is | | The initial administrative user name is "interch", and the password is |
| "pass". Change the password as soon as possible. | | "pass". Change the password as soon as possible. |
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