2009/5/12 James R. e.wikipedia@gmail.com:
When you say "locally", does this mean somewhere in your /home/hippietrail/* directory? If so, you can specify in the perl script to use the library of where the module is located.
For example, if you're modules were under the directory "/home/hippietrail/modules", you add a line to the perl script "use lib '/home/hippietrail/modules';" to use that library.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
By "locally installed" I mean I followed the instructions on the Toolserver Wiki: https://wiki.toolserver.org/view/Installing_perl_modules_into_your_$HOME
So my local modules are in /home/hippietrail/lib I added this line as you suggest: use lib '/home/hippietrail/lib';
But I still see a bad gateway when I try to access the script from a browser. Also I don't know where to find the error log from the fcgi script.
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Andrew Dunbar hippytrail@gmail.com wrote:
I've locally installed the Perl module MediaWiki::API and successfully made a Perl script which uses it. I've now converted the script to Fasct CGI and placed it in my public_html with execute permission and .fcgi extension but it fails because it can't find MediaWiki::API
I don't know if such scripts run as me and should have my path or how to change the path, if they don't run as me does that mean I have to get MediaWiki::API installed site-wide?
You can see the error output in this test script: http://toolserver.org/~hippietrail/trycatch.fcgi
Andrew Dunbar (hippietrail)
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