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List:       rt-users
Subject:    Re: [rt-users] installing request-tracker3 debian package on 'testing'
From:       Kevin Murphy <murphy () genome ! chop ! edu>
Date:       2004-12-31 15:23:23
Message-ID: 41D56EEB.5020508 () genome ! chop ! edu
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Stephen Quinney wrote:

>On Thu, Dec 30, 2004 at 01:14:05PM -0500, Kevin Murphy wrote:
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>
>>Would this be a dependency bug with request-tracker3 in debian testing?
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>I am puzzled by this as my up-to-date sarge box running
>request-tracker3 has the Locale::Maketext module version 1.08 provided
>by the perl-modules package.
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>
OK, there's no problem with the debian request-tracker3 package then.

My system was definitely up to date (there are a few gnome packages 
being held back right now, but nothing else), and I could swear I 
manually checked the version in the installed Maketext.pm, but I must 
have made a mistake.

I eventually found that my main problem was that I have the same 
instance of Apache running Movable Type, which comes with its own rather 
aged pre-packaged perl module dependencies, including Locale::Maketext, 
which overrode the version provided by the perl-modules package.

Thanks,
Kevin Murphy

P.S.  Part of the Movable Type setup involved the following config block 
to get perl to find MT's private versions of the perl modules: <Perl>use 
lib 'blah';</Perl>.  So I either needed to give RT and MT separate @INC 
variables somehow, or get all of MT's dependencies installed properly, 
or put MT's directories at the end of @INC instead of at the beginning, 
as 'use lib' does.  Temporarily I have replaced "use lib 'blah'" with: 
"BEGIN {push @INC, 'blah';}, and that is working for me.

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