From: m_seki@...
Date: 2003-02-10T01:13:42+09:00
Subject: Re: Tortured by the Dependency Daemons


> 3. Configure rw-config.rb using your favorite editor. (Comment: I am 
> lost! If I 'cp -pr lib/* /home/nahi/lib/ruby' then what does this next 
> step accomplish? It also help to see an example of what is to be 
> configured.)
> 
> $ cd site
> $ vi rw-config.rb

Yes. You have to set up.


> 4. Setup rw-cgi.rb as a CGI program.
> 
> $ cp interface/rw-cgi.rb ~/public (Comment: Does this directory already 
> exist? I have a /var/www/cgi-bin, can I use that directory or must I use 
> one labelled ~/public ?)
> $ chmod 755 ~/public/rw-cgi.rb

"~public" is a example. Please read in accordance with 
your environment.


> 5. Configure rw-cgi.rb. Comment 'SETUP' must be configured. (Comment: 
> What? I do not understand this instruction.)

Please edit the following three lines in rw-cgi.rb.

 | $KCODE = 'EUC'  # SETUP
 | rwiki_uri = 'druby://localhost:8470'    # SETUP
 | rwiki_log_dir = '/var/tmp'              # SETUP


> 6. Check your ruby/1.6's library search path. Is your personal library 
> dir included? (ex. /home/nahi/lib/ruby)
> 
> $ ruby -e 'p $:'
> 
> If not, exec either of below to set the search path. (Comment: Then why 
> have the reader create /home/nahi in the first place? Why not run ruby 
> -e 'p $:' after installing ruby, then use a directory that exists in the 
> path?)


Hmm..
Did someone succeed in installation of RWiki?
I want someone to help edit/write of a manual. Please edit this Wiki page.



#Please forgive my funny English.