Installing MojoMojo2

The recommended way install is to follow the GitHub installation steps, so that all MojoMojo files end up in one directory, and you have the latest developer version. If you want to use a release version, after git clone, you can list the tags with git tag, and then checkout a specific tag: git checkout <tag_name>. Jasa SEO Jasa SEO Murah Jasa SEO Murah Jasa SEO Jasa Adwords Jasa Google Adwords Google Adwords Sepatu Online Toko Sepatu Online Sepatu Sepatu Murah Sepatu Safety Sepatu Futsal Cheapes Hostgator Coupon Link Booking Televisori offerte Notebook Offerte Berita Terkini Internet Marketer Muda Internet Marketer Indonesia Portatile Apple RDAnet Lorks villa bali seminyak accommodation seminyak villa rental villa ubud bali villa in seminyak bali driver
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Binaries

• On FreeBSD, install the p5-MojoMojo package.
• On Debian, install libmojomojo-perl. Instructions for Debian 6 Squeeze.

System Requirements

• root privileges. Otherwise, you can still install MojoMojo using local::lib.
• Perl 5.8+ and Catalyst 5.7+
• database: in theory, any database back-end supported by DBIx::Class. MojoMojo has been cavite housing successfully tested with SQLite, PostgreSQL and MySQL.
• memory requirements: on Linux, 60Mb per FastCGI process, regardless of the wiki database size or back-end type

External library dependencies

• libxml2 for Atom feeds
• image manipulation libraries for attachment support, required by Imager: libpng-dev (or libpng12-dev), libgif-dev, libjpeg-dev (or libjpeg62-dev)
• expat, libexpat1-dev and aptitude install libxml-parser-perl for XML::Feed

• docbook-xsl (debian package name) for MojoMojo::Formatter::DocBook Jam Tangan Murah timbangan Penumbuh Rambut Bisnis Modal Kecil

  Installation from CPAN

  1. install Catalyst. This can be as easy as cpan Catalyst::Runtime

  2. install the external libraries. For example on Ubuntu, run:

     aptitude install libxml2 libpng-dev libgif-dev libjpeg-dev expat libexpat1-dev docbook-xsl

  On Windows, you can find libxml2 and its dependencies at http://www.zlatkovic.com/pub/libxml/. You'll need libxml2.dll, iconv.dll and zlib1.dll in a directory listed in PATH.

  1. install MojoMojo:
     • latest stable version
     • latest build

  To see how likely the installation tests are to succeed, check the CPAN Testers status of the MojoMojo dependencies.

  As with any Catalyst application, mojomojo_*.pl scripts will be installed installed in /usr/local/bin.

  1. configure MojoMojo. Usually, you'll want to add a local configuration file overriding values from mojomojo.conf. Since MojoMojo is a Catalyst application, it conforms to the naming convention for such configuration files and settings you add to mojomojo_local.conf will override those in mojomojo.conf (details at the Catalyst wiki - What is the precedence of various configuration setting locations?.

  To point MojoMojo to an arbitrary configuration file, set

  MOJOMOJO_CONFIG=/my/other/path.conf
  

MYAPP_CONFIG is also a Catalyst-style environment variable name.

Here is an older example installation progress.

Installing the latest build from GitHub, step-by-step

This set of instructions will install MojoMojo's latest build from GitHub, assuming you know nothing about Catalyst or git. MojoMojo will run from the current directory using its built-in standalone web server.

Note: The following instructions assume the root user on a current Ubuntu system.

sudo su
aptitude install libxml2 libpng-dev libgif-dev libjpeg-dev expat libexpat1-dev
aptitude install libxslt1-dev libgdbm-dev docbook-xsl docbook-xsl-doc-html make
aptitude install libcatalyst-perl libcatalyst-modules-perl libcatalyst-modules-extra-perl 
aptitude install libdbix-class-datetime-epoch-perl libhtml-formfu-model-dbic-perl
aptitude install git-arch
git clone git://github.com/marcusramberg/mojomojo.git
# optional: git tag ; git checkout <release tag from the 'git tag' list>
cd mojomojo
cpan -i Module::Install
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
# change mojomojo.conf if necessary
script/mojomojo_spawn_db.pl  # creates database
script/mojomojo_server.pl    # launch development server

For an example of installing the latest build from GitHub on openSuSE 11.2, see Installing on openSuSE.

Upgrading

In general, upgrading via CPAN (or your equivalent distribution package) should be the only step required to upgrade your MojoMojo installation:

$ sudo cpan
cpan[1]> install MojoMojo                                                                         
Running install for module 'MojoMojo'
Running make for M/MR/MRAMBERG/MojoMojo-1.00.tar.gz
Running make test
t/01app.t ....................... ok   
t/02pod.t ....................... ok     
t/03podcoverage.t ............... skipped: set TEST_POD to enable this test
t/04context.t ................... ok   [snip]All tests successful.
Files=54, Tests=624, 165 wallclock secs ( 0.20 usr  0.11 sys + 99.55 cusr  5.01 csys = 104.87 CPU)
Result: PASS
  MRAMBERG/MojoMojo-1.00.tar.gz
  /usr/bin/make test -- OK
Running make install
Prepending /home/justin/.cpan/build/MojoMojo-1.00-hLVXEf/blib/arch /home/justin/.cpan/build/MojoMojo-1.00-hLVXEf/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'install'
Installing /usr/local/share/perl/5.10.0/MojoMojo.pm
Installing /usr/local/share/perl/5.10.0/MojoMojo/mojomojo.conf[snip]Installing /usr/local/bin/mojomojo_update_db.pl
Installing /usr/local/bin/mojomojo_spawn_db.pl
Installing /usr/local/bin/mojomojo_fastcgi_manage.pl
Installing /usr/local/bin/mojomojo_fastcgi.pl
Installing /usr/local/bin/mojomojo_cgi.pl
Appending installation info to /usr/lib/perl/5.10/perllocal.pod
  MRAMBERG/MojoMojo-1.00.tar.gz
  /usr/bin/make install  -- OK

If you come from a pre-1.00 version to 1.00, please check mojomojo.conf for updates to the database connection info. The section should look like this:

<Model::DBIC>
    <connect_info>    # DB User
    user              db_user
    password          db_password    # SQLite DSN (default database type, recommended for small to medium deployments)
    dsn               dbi:SQLite:mojomojo.db    ...    </connect_info>
</Model::DBIC>

Other than that, there are no database schema changes planned as of yet, and a cpan MojoMojo (or git pull) should take care of upgrading.

Plugins

Before starting the server, especially if you installed from GitHub, you may want to remove plugins that your installation won't use. To remove a plugin, just delete or move away its .pm file and associated directories from /lib/MojoMojo/Formatter.

The most common plugins you probably don't need are:

• Dir - formats a directory on your server as XHTML
• File - formats a file as XHTML (File.pm, /lib/MojoMojo/Formatter/File)
• Text - formats plain text as XHTML
• DocBook - format content as DocBook (DocBook.pm, /lib/MojoMojo/Formatter/DocBook)
• Defang - prevents cross-site-scripting but corrupts markup in the process and slows down MojoMojo by a factor of 2

After installation

From here on, see Deployment. If you run into problems, see Troubleshooting.

TODO

TODO: document where files end up after installation. (alternatively, run updatedb and locate mojomojo_server.pl)