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98.216.37.28: It's "cpan" not "cspan"!

2013-07-09T16:31:56Z

It's "cpan" not "cspan"!

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	Alternative installation: Bundle::RT includes this additional modules as dependencies. Install it with cpan or cpanp shells. cpanp - CPANPLUS is not in Perl core and requires installation. If you packager has Bundle::RT ([[FreeBSD]] does not include), you can install it this way.		Alternative installation: Bundle::RT includes this additional modules as dependencies. Install it with cpan or cpanp shells. cpanp - CPANPLUS is not in Perl core and requires installation. If you packager has Bundle::RT ([[FreeBSD]] does not include), you can install it this way.

	You can also using ~~cspan~~ to install dependencies (check apache/error.log for missing dependency errors):		You can also using cpan to install dependencies (check apache/error.log for missing dependency errors):

	shell>sudo cpan -i Module::Refresh		shell>sudo cpan -i Module::Refresh

89.18.236.13: Use RT-SiteConfig.pm instead of RT-Config.pm

2013-02-12T16:26:19Z

Use RT-SiteConfig.pm instead of RT-Config.pm

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'''Devel''''''Mode''' - config option that allows developers to avoid server restarts and [[CleanMasonCache]] after every change. Note that this feature '''slow down''' RT and should be disabled in production environment.

This options require additional perl modules to work properly. Easiest way to install dependencies:

shell> ./configure --with-devel-mode
shell> make fixdeps

Alternative installation: Bundle::RT includes this additional modules as dependencies. Install it with cpan or cpanp shells. cpanp - CPANPLUS is not in Perl core and requires installation. If you packager has Bundle::RT ([[FreeBSD]] does not include), you can install it this way.

You can also using cspan to install dependencies (check apache/error.log for missing dependency errors):

shell>sudo cpan -i Module::Refresh

If you already have RT installed and all dependencies are met, add the following line to your RT-SiteConfig.pm file to enable Developer Mode:

Set($DevelMode, '1');

This will allow you to write to rt.log throughout your Scrip Conditionals and/or Actions like so:

$RT::Logger->info("Hello, World");