The list should be empty like above. So, if after all this processing, the items listed are not required, proceed to the next section. Sometimes the libraries are actually in the repositories, but because they do not have a candidate number, they won't be installed or listed. This is from a fresh install of Ubuntu The following output is an example only.
First, determine the list of missing libraries:. The ones that are installed but need upgrading likely are in main, while the others are likely in universe. You may discover a particular installation order is required to get them to work as well. Notice how they are filed in a manner similar to the aptitude searches we attempted.
This is an example only:. However, you may encounter dependency issues and need to find another library. For example:. Sometimes installation will require knowing if you are using a bit or bit operating system. Sometimes it will require unravelling several levels of dependencies. Both libraries, DateTime and Template, may require such detail.
As such, though it is not recommended, CPAN is a simpler way to continue. You only need to look for the required dependencies. That is why in this example, we did not go looking for Memoized::Memcached or Test::Strict.
If you reach this stage, please ask for the missing libraries to be placed in the debian. This will help others and you. Additionally, if you reach this stage, please consider doing a packages install. You have been warned! Do not run CPAN just to install things listed which are not required. CPAN installs can make upgrading more difficult on a forward basis, and can be a source of debugging headaches.
The first time CPAN configuration asks many questions. If this is your first time running CPAN, make sure the configuration gets saved:. The following is an example of what a former install may have required. Whatever is listed as a result of running the.
Only the required ones must be install. Do not use "force install" unless an "install" fails. If you are unable to get all the required dependencies installed, and you are using Ubuntu, please wait for the repository maintainers to add the missing requirements. If you are attempting a tarball install, please follow the recommendations and do a package install. Git installations are best for development or testing environments.
Package installations are best for production or testing environment. If you are having difficulty accessing MySQL's root acount, perhaps this Ubuntu page on resetting the root password may help. Continue entering MySQL commands. The koha administrative user has now been created with the name koha and the password of your choosing.
Test your SAX parser by running:. If it reports bad, and it probably will the first time, the ParserDetails. They are easily found, however, using the following command:.
This is why this find command is very important. Only one example will be provided. A similar editing process is required on all of the files found. All of the resulting files should be kept identical. Notice that there are four lines in a block? Move the block of four lines two lines and two blank lines that look like this:. Repeat this for all the files found. Make sure all the ParserDetails. The reason the default user and group 'koha' works is because that is what we created back in in the Add 'koha' user step.
Continue with the default answers. MySQL was intentionally installed and configured as part of these default instructions. Continue answering with the default values. The following questions are based on the earlier setup. The database user name and password were set up in the Create User and Grant Permissions step.
These are not defaults. If you continue to answer with defaults , it will install a working Koha. However, some thought should be given to the MARC format desired and the method of character normalization chr or icu. The zebra user name and password are identical to the koha user name and password. As such, continue by accepting the default values :. The script will then output what you have answered and write some configuration files. The warnings are nothing to be worried about, as the are optional components.
The following is sample output for a tarball install:. The directories listed will serve as a basis for uninstalling Koha, should you wish to do that later. They also show where things, like the code directories and error logs, will be found while using Koha.
Once this has successfully run, install Koha using the following command follow any on screen prompts :. Once this has successfully run, Koha is almost installed. There are only a few more steps left. This is a security risk. You can test your SAX parser by running:. You will need to answer the questions. Please note that the later instructions here rely on the assumption that you have chosen to do a "dev" install.
In order to use Koha's command-line batch jobs, you should set the following environment variables:. Note: you may still see the usual Apache default site if your VirtualHost configuration isn't correct. Note: Other ways of configuring Zebra are discussed in the Koha documentation. However, this is the only way that has actually been tested on FreeBSD. It should redirect you to the Web Installer where you can continue the setup. You can install the sample data for libraries, patrons, etc.
Default is This method opens an existing PDF for editing. You can include any other arguments that are valid for new and they will be set in the resulting object. Closes the current page, resets the x and y values to thier default coordinates, and calls the header callback, if specified.
This method may be called for in, such as if your autoflow text wraps over a page. Closes the current page, and calls the footer callback, if specified. This method is usually called for you. This method will add a font to be used throughout the PDF. Appending 'Bold' seems to make the text bold, as in 'VerdanaBold'. End the current page, and save the document to the file argument, or the file specified when instaniating the object.
If not suitable file can be found to save in, a Carp::croak is emitted. These methods modify the actual layout of the PDF. Note that most of these methods set some internal state. Most often, the last x and y are set after the rendered object. The user may then click that icon for a full annotation. This will add an ellipis Defaults to 0, which is to mean "do not limit".
The choices are 'left', 'center', and 'right'. Defaults to 'left'. Useful for variable length text. Note that due to laziness, this option is mutually exclusive with limit. If autoflow was not specified, this method returns the width of the text in scalar context, the bounding box of the text in list context.
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