Changeset 16509


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Timestamp:
2008-07-22T13:41:28+12:00 (16 years ago)
Author:
ak19
Message:

Better processing of perlpath property so that it no longer needs to be uncommented when used.

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  • gsdl/trunk/cgi-bin/gsdlCGI.pm

    r16467 r16509  
    297297sub get_perl_path {
    298298    my $self = shift @_;
     299    my ($optional) = @_;
    299300   
    300301    if (defined $self->{'perlpath'}) {
     
    302303    }
    303304
    304     my $perlpath = $self->get_config_info("perlpath");
     305    my $perlpath = $self->get_config_info("perlpath", $optional);
    305306
    306307    if(defined $perlpath) {
     
    440441    &util::envvar_append("PATH",$gsdl_bin_os);
    441442   
    442     # Perl comes installed with the GS Windows Release Kit.
    443     # However, if GS is from SVN, the user must have their own Perl and put it on the path.
    444     my $perl_bin_dir; # undefined
    445     if ($gsdlos eq "windows") {
     443    # If the "perlpath" property is set in the gsdl(3)site.cfg config file, it is
     444    # prepended to PATH only if the same perl bin dir path is not already on PATH env
     445    my $perl_bin_dir = $self->get_perl_path($optional);
     446    if(defined $perl_bin_dir)
     447    {
     448    &util::envvar_prepend("PATH", $perl_bin_dir);   
     449    }
     450    elsif ($gsdlos eq "windows")
     451    {
     452    # Perl comes installed with the GS Windows Release Kit. However, note that if GS
     453    # is from SVN, the user must have their own Perl and put it on the PATH or set
     454    # perlpath in the gsdl site config file.
    446455    $perl_bin_dir = &util::filename_cat($gsdlhome, "bin", "windows", "perl", "bin");
    447456    if(-e $perl_bin_dir) {
     
    449458    }
    450459    }
    451 
    452     # Uncomment these lines if you want to read the "perlpath" property from
    453     # the gsdl(3)site.cfg config file into PATH
    454     #if(!defined $perl_bin_dir) {
    455     #$perl_bin_dir = $self->get_perl_path();
    456     #&util::envvar_append("PATH", $perl_bin_dir);
    457     #}
    458    
    459     # gsdl(3)site.cfg can specify JAVA_HOME and FEDORA_HOME along with Fedora's version. Both
    460     # are needed (by scripts g2f-import and g2f-buildcol) when using Greenstone 2 with Fedora.
    461     if(!defined $ENV{'JAVA_HOME'}) {
    462     $ENV{'JAVA_HOME'} = $self->get_java_home($optional);
    463     }
    464 
     460   
     461    # If javahome is explicitly set in the gsdl site config file then it will override
     462    # any env variable JAVA_HOME. A GS2 server does not set JAVA_HOME, though java is on
     463    # the path. Therefore, if Fedora is being used for FLI with GS2, then javahome must
     464    # be set in gsdlsite.cfg or the JAVA_HOME env var must be explicitly set by the user.
     465    my $java_home = $self->get_java_home($optional);
     466    if(defined $java_home) {
     467    $ENV{'JAVA_HOME'} = $java_home;
     468    }
     469
     470    # FEDORA_HOME and FEDORA_VERSION are needed (by scripts g2f-import and g2f-buildcol).
    465471    $self->setup_fedora_homes($optional);
    466472}
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