At 02:17 PM 11/25/02 -0500, Wolf, Dena wrote:
>My isp wrote:
>
>/usr/local/libexec/cgi-bin/swish-e -V
>SWISH-E 1.3
See below how to build your own version.
At 01:58 PM 11/25/02 -0500, Wolf, Dena wrote:
>At the risk of exposing my lost-ness:
>First, Thanks again for your swift replies.
>
>When I enter orcsolar@sweb-5130(235) perldoc swish.cgi
>No documentation found for "swish.cgi".
>I tried this in the cgi-bin directory I have as well as the one located in
>the original place on the solaris server where I had copied it from.
>
>How else might I access this?
Those ways that I detailed are the way. Are you sure swish.cgi is in that
directory? Or as it seems now, it's a different swish.cgi. Why don't you
post their version if it's not too long.
$ pico swish.cgi
scroll about 1/2 way down.
Or http://swish-e.org/dev/docs/swish.html
>I've tried HTML, HTML2, and HTML* and understand that they are dependent
>upon the library referenced. I always error exactly the same no matter
>which one I use :
>(Indexing Data Source: "File-System"
>Bad directive on line #14: IndexContents HTML* .html
>Bad directive on line #15: StoreDescription HTML* <body> 100000) .
a) run swish-e -V will give you the version of Swish-e that you are running.
maybe you are using the wrong version.
b) you uploaded your config file in the same way that you did and prompted
this
reply: http://swish-e.org/archive/4645.html
>I am awaiting a call back from my isp. I am going to ask them:
>What version of swish do we have?
See above.
>What library does it use?
See previous post for use of ldd.
>Where is the perl documentation for swish.cgi
See above. the docs are part of swish.cgi -- in the same file.
>-There is no swish-e directory that I can see on their server.
>They had the swish executable & the swish.cgi file sitting in their cgi-bin
>directory (/usr/local/libexec/cgi-bin/). I couldn't find any other swish
>files.
I probably wouldn't put swish-e binary in the cgi-bin directory. It's not
a CGI application.
>I have perl5 installed in my directory. I remember running something
>callled rbsetup --perl which copied perl into my home directory. Could
>this be interferring with the library it is using? Maybe when they call it
>will help a bit.
Nope, not related.
>I do not consider myself too able in installing swish myself on the server
>since I can barely understand the documentation. (thru no fault of its own,
>I think)
cd $HOME
mkdir ~/myswish
mkdir ~/myswish/bin
wget http://swish-e.org/Download/swish-e-2.2.2.tar.gz
gzip -dc swish-e-2.2.2.tar.gz | tar xof -
cd swish-e-2.2.2
./configure --prefix=$HOME/myswish
make && make install
~/myswish/bin/swish-e -V
reports:
SWISH-E 2.2.2
(note to self for next version: use install to install files so directories
are created)
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Bill Moseley
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Received on Mon Nov 25 19:34:03 2002