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== SME on CentOS 6 ==
== SME on CentOS 6 ==
I did the following using a Virtualbox VM for expediency allowing me to revert changes easily if I needed too.
I did the following using a Virtualbox VM for expediency allowing me to revert changes easily if I needed too.
== Installing CentOS 6 minimal ==
First a few notes on CentOS 6 minimal.
First a few notes on CentOS 6 minimal.
This is a bare bones install with very little on board.
This is a bare bones install with very little on board.
=== Enable networking ===
Each boot you have to start the network etc etc. I decided it was better with the minimal install and touch as little as possible - if I could then get SME packages installed I could then use that to configure networking later.
Each boot you have to start the network etc etc. I decided it was better with the minimal install and touch as little as possible - if I could then get SME packages installed I could then use that to configure networking later.
To start the networking
To start the networking
./etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup-eth eth0
./etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup-eth eth0
or
dhclient eth0
or if you want to assign a IP address yourself.
ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2
echo "nameserver 192.168.1.254" >> /etc/resolv.conf
route add default gw 192.168.1.254 eth0
To make your changes permanent you will need to edit the configuration file to make it active on boot. There is only the vi text editor, you can also install nano.
yum install nano
nano /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
and set ONBOOT=”YES”
=== Enable SSH ===
On first run make sure we have ssh installed so we can use a terminal to login - much easier for copy and pasting stuff :
On first run make sure we have ssh installed so we can use a terminal to login - much easier for copy and pasting stuff :
yum install open-ssh*
yum install open-ssh*
To get to the sshd service you will need this on each boot :
To get to the sshd service you will need this on each boot :
service iptables stop
service iptables stop
service sshd start
service sshd start
== SME Server specific/required perl packages ==
I decided to attack perl first as the SME stuff is written in it.
I decided to attack perl first as the SME stuff is written in it.
Here is a list of perl files from v8 and their equivalent in CentOS 6 if available....
Here is a list of perl files from v8 and their equivalent in CentOS 6 if available....
To get a list of the file names in v8 do :
To get a list of the file names in v8 either do (all file starting with the string 'perl'):
rpm -qa --qf '%{NAME}\n' name=perl\*
(Thanks Shad !)
or as per suggestion on the lists (All files containing the string 'perl')
rpm -qa | grep perl | sed -e 's/-[0-9].*//'
To get a alphabetically sorted list (which is easier to compare lists) add '|sort' to the commands above.
rpm -qa --qf '%{NAME}\n' name=perl\*|sort
rpm -qa | grep perl | sed -e 's/-[0-9].*//'|sort
Which command will be the de facto standard to use so we are all talking about the same list??
This is the output of the non-GREP variant:
perl-Digest-SHA Y
perl Y
perl-Archive-Tar Y
perl-Authen-PAM ******
perl-Authen-SASL Y
perl-BSD-Resource ******
perl-CGI-FormMagick ******
perl-CGI-Persistent ******
perl-Class-ParamParser ******
perl-Clone Y
perl-Compress-Raw-Bzip2 Y
perl-Compress-Raw-Zlib Y
perl-Compress-Zlib Y
perl-Convert-ASN1 Y
perl-Convert-BinHex Y
perl-Convert-TNEF ******
perl-Crypt-Cracklib ******
perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-Bignum Y
perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-Random Y
perl-Crypt-OpenSSL-RSA Y
perl-DateManip Y
perl-DBD-MySQL Y
perl-DBI Y
perl-Digest-HMAC Y
perl-Digest-SHA1 Y
perl-Email-Date-Format Y
perl-Encode-Detect Y
perl-Error Y
perl-File-MMagic ******
perl-Geography-Countries ******
perl-HTML-Parser Y
perl-HTML-Tabulate ******
perl-HTML-Tagset Y
perl-I18N-AcceptLanguage ******
perl-IO-Compress-Base Y
perl-IO-Compress-Bzip2 Y
perl-IO-Compress-Zlib Y
perl-IO-Socket-INET6 Y
perl-IO-Socket-SSL Y
perl-IO-stringy Y
perl-IO-Zlib Y
perl-IP-Country ******
perl-LDAP Y
perl-libwww-perl Y
perl-Locale-gettext ******
perl-Mail-DKIM Y
perl-Mail-RFC822-Address ******
perl-Mail-SPF ******
perl-MailTools Y
perl-MIME-Lite Y
perl-MIME-tools Y
perl-Net-DNS Y
perl-Net-Ident ******
perl-Net-IP Y
perl-Net-IPv4Addr ******
perl-Net-SMTP-SSL Y
perl-Net-SSLeay Y
perl-NetAddr-IP Y
perl-Object-Persistence ******
perl-Package-Constants Y
perl-Quota ******
perl-Razor-Agent ******
perl-RPM2 ******
perl-Socket6 Y
perl-suidperl Y
perl-Test-Inline ******
perl-Text-Iconv Y
perl-Text-Template ******
perl-Time-TAI64 ******
perl-TimeDate Y
perl-Unix-ConfigFile ******
perl-URI Y
perl-version Y
perl-WWW-Automate ******
perl-XML-NamespaceSupport Y
perl-XML-Parser Y
perl-XML-SAX Y
I am now going to try and lob in the existing/missing el5 versions to see what happens. My guess is we will need to rebuild the required modules.
I am now going to try and lob in the existing/missing el5 versions to see what happens. My guess is we will need to rebuild the required modules.
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