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Depending on the operating system, packages may also be more easily updated (via OS-specific software upgrade mechanisms) than CPAN modules. Those using compiled binaries for a particular platform may be more quickly and easily installed using packages. For the most part these modules are either already present or can be easily installed using CPAN. List of the CPAN modules needed are listed in the table below, but check_ willД«e more up to date. Many of the modules are already installed on most systems. Which checks for the modules needed for either an apache1 or apache2 installation of WeBWorK respectively. To determine which of the modules used by WeBWorK are already installed run the script: $ perl -MModule -e 'print 'installed! '' Replace Module with the name of the module. To see if a module is already installed on your system, use the following command. All are available from CPAN, and many vendors provide packages of these modules.

Red Hat/Fedora: perl (in the default install).

Debian/Ubuntu: perl (in the default install).

For other versions, see the Fedora instructions above.

Red Hat EL/CentOS/Scientific Linux: in versions 4 and 5, httpd uses the prefork MPM.

Fedora: check if the httpd package provides the right MPM by running /usr/sbin/httpd -l.

Debian/Ubuntu: apache2 with apache2-mpm-prefork.

This is set at compile time with the -with-mpm=prefork switch to the configure script. This is because the Safe module, which WeBWorK makes extensive use of, is not threadsafe. Most vendors compile their Apache packages with the necessary features enabled.ДЄpache must be using the prefork MPM. WeBWorK requires that the mod_alias module be available.

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Installation Manual for 2.5 on Fedora 16.Installation Manual for 2.5 on CentOS 6.Installation Manual for 2.5 on Ubuntu 10.04.They are targeted at UNIX beginners but should be useful to UNIX experts as well and are usually more up to date than the general instructions.

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These manuals offer command-by-command procedures (and fewer choices) than the general instructions. Installation instructions for specific operating systems

After you install WeBWorK, Please register your WeBWorK site so that you are listed as a member of the WeBWorK Community.

If you are just upgrading WeBWorK, especially if you already have existing WeBWorK courses, see Upgrading WeBWorK. These instructions cover the installation of WeBWorK from scratch including Apache, modperl, MySql, etc. For that reason, unix experts and others may want to glance at them. Note that the Installation Manual for 2.4 on Ubuntu 10.04 contains information on a number of optional configurations (lighttpd, ssl, CAPA, etc.) and also on updating the WeBWorK system.This is suitable for testing WeBWorK and is very convenient if you want to carry your server around on a pen drive.

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Installing_WeBWorK_on_Live_USB explains how to download and install a disk image of a fully functioning WeBWorK 2.4 system onto a 2 GB or larger USB flash memory drive.The general instructions on this page offer the most information and choices but are targeted at UNIX experts.The instructions listed in Installation_Manual_for_2.4#Installation instructions for specific operating systems offer command-by-command procedures (and fewer choices) than the general instructions.

#DEBIAN PERL DBD MYSQL INSTALL LINUX ISO#

iso image to install WeBWorK as a virtual machine under most modern operating systems (windows, linux, unix, solaris, etc). You can also run WeBWorK directly off the LiveDVD without installing any software on your system.

Installing WeBWorK from a WeBWorK Live DVD (see Installing WeBWorK from a Live DVD ) is the fastest method but offers very few choices (after installation you can make whatever changes you want).

8.3 Experimental support for Apache 2.0.x.

7.3 Automated database initialization and upgrade.

4.6 Making copies of distribution configuration files.

4.1 Creating the base directory directory.

3.3.3 Problems building Apache::Request or Apache2::Request.

3.3.1 DateTime::TimeZone: use version 0.34 or later.

2 Installation instructions for specific operating systems.

1 Installation Methods and Instructions.

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