12:45pm: Installed Net::SMTP::TLS Net::SMTP::SSL. Seems to install right after the avalanche of installing modules did not work. Hmmm.
12:50pm: Decided not to install PSGI related modules and other DB related modules except for DBI::mysql
12:54pm: Installed perl-Crypt-SSLeay package via YUM.
1:58pm: Ran mt-check.cgi, so far so good. Ran the Configuration Wizard. Installation complete!
Next agenda:
1. Switching to nginx
2. Using custom fields
20130308
Day 1: Prepping Server for MovableType 5.2.3
OK, here we go. I'll blog things down as I go.
Long before WordPress, blogging dinosaurs such as myself used MovableType. I've used MT from 1.x till pre-3.x when SixApart changed the licensing model which upset a lot of MT users. The changes in MT made users move to WP. You can find more about the MT/WP history here. You can also read about the contribution I made that made its way into the book Essential Blogging from O'Reilly.
I'm using Centos 5.9 VM with 4GB of memory, 2 Processors and 80GB of space. I'll be using Apache for the webserver (I'll make it work on nginx and lighttpd afterwards), MySQL 5.0.95 and Perl 5.8.8.
2:30pm: Installed httpd and mysql client & server:
yum install httpd mysql mysql-server
2:57pm: Installed Development Tools:
yum groupinstall 'Development Tools'
3:43pm: Installed required Perl modules:
perl -MCPAN -e shell << EOJ
install CGI Image::Size File::Spec CGI::Cookie DBI DBD::mysql Archive::Tar Archive::Zip Crypt::DSA Digest::MD5 Digest::SHA1 File::Temp GD HTML::Entities HTML::Parser Image::Magick IO::Compress::Gzip IO::Uncompress::Gunzip IPC::Run List::Util LWP::UserAgent Mail::Sendmail MIME::Base64 Safe Scalar::Util SOAP::Lite Storable Text::Balanced XML::Atom XML::Parser XML::SAX
Long before WordPress, blogging dinosaurs such as myself used MovableType. I've used MT from 1.x till pre-3.x when SixApart changed the licensing model which upset a lot of MT users. The changes in MT made users move to WP. You can find more about the MT/WP history here. You can also read about the contribution I made that made its way into the book Essential Blogging from O'Reilly.
I'm using Centos 5.9 VM with 4GB of memory, 2 Processors and 80GB of space. I'll be using Apache for the webserver (I'll make it work on nginx and lighttpd afterwards), MySQL 5.0.95 and Perl 5.8.8.
2:30pm: Installed httpd and mysql client & server:
yum install httpd mysql mysql-server
2:57pm: Installed Development Tools:
yum groupinstall 'Development Tools'
3:43pm: Installed required Perl modules:
perl -MCPAN -e shell << EOJ
install CGI Image::Size File::Spec CGI::Cookie DBI DBD::mysql Archive::Tar Archive::Zip Crypt::DSA Digest::MD5 Digest::SHA1 File::Temp GD HTML::Entities HTML::Parser Image::Magick IO::Compress::Gzip IO::Uncompress::Gunzip IPC::Run List::Util LWP::UserAgent Mail::Sendmail MIME::Base64 Safe Scalar::Util SOAP::Lite Storable Text::Balanced XML::Atom XML::Parser XML::SAX
exit
EOJ
3:55pm: Drank tea while Perl downloads and install the required CPAN modules.
4:24pm: As expected, not all CPAN modules were installed. Lets see what got not installed.
5:00pm: Had to disable selinux temporarily. Noted!
5:37pm: Installed gd, gd-progs, gd-devel, ImageMagick, ImageMagick-devel & ImageMagick-perl
6:00pm: Called it a day
20130304
Working with Movable Type
In a couple of days, I'll start using Movable Type, making it work while documenting everything. wish me luck!
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