Thanks, Christoffer.
RE: "Setup is not up to date"
>If you have a look at the bottom of the setup page, you probably will
>see a line saying that the file .setup is not writeable. Thus, there is
>a file called .setup in the Emilda root that needs to be writeable. This
>file contains no vital information, so there is no problem to making it
>just writeable by the web server, alternatively chmod 777
When I set up the Emilda dir, I didn't just unpack the archive in the
destination directory - I unpacked it in a working area and poked around in the
files a bit. When I was satisfied, and had figured out where I was going to
stick it, I copied the directory to its final destination... neglecting to
notice that there was a hidden file being left behind. I created the .setup
file, and made it writeable by the Apache server, and that problem went away.
RE: httpd configuration (Taken out of order)
>You will need to add some configuration directives to your httpd.conf,
>thats correct. The following example will do the trick:
>
><Location /emilda>
> AddHandler cgi-script .pl
> Options ExecCGI
></Location>
>
>where the /emilda is the absolute or relative url to your emilda
>installation. The <Location> directive can also be replaced by a
><Directory> directive, where you just give the absolute path to your
>Emilda installation.
>
>Lets hope this will help you get your system working. There is
>documentation online, incase you have not found your way there. Its
>under the url http://www.emilda.org/documentation
Ahh. Right. After some additional digging around lastnight, I DID finally
manage to find a page in the documentation on configuring the Apache Virtual
Host... In the Emilda 1.1 documentation. Which I hadn't looked at until just
now because I assumed that everything I needed to know would be listed under
the
1.2 tree. After adding the missing lines to the config file and restarting
Apache, the button does now execute the MARC.pl script...
RE: >> YAZ error: 109 (Database unavailable) (Host: localhost:9999/Default)
>I assume that you have done all the Zebra related routines described in
>http://www.emilda.org/node/36 especially the starting commands in that
>particular order. If you still are experiencing this issue, it might be
>related to the fact that your database is empty. Zebra tends to throw
>this error if your database is empty. Thus, getting MARC.pl working and
>adding an item would solve this issue.
Yes, I did follow those directions. But I now know that there's something not
right with the way Zebra is installed on the machine. At a minimum, it would
appear that I neglected to configure it to build the perl interface, as is
evidenced by the error saying that IDZebra::Session.pm could not be loaded when
I submit a new book. I'll attempt to revisit my installations of Yaz and Zebra
tonight. (and read the page I found on building zebra for emilda) Hopefully,
I'll be able to find enough time to work on it tonight.
Thanks again for your help.
Barry
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