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Ok, this has been a bit of a pain, but working through it and making a little headway. I've been able to get as far as installing all the python libraries. When I try to install OSQA from the SVN, I get -bash: svn: command not found There's no guide for a hostgator install, so I'm hoping someone has been through this. I'm on Python 2.4 and have the following libraries installed (via easy-install.) django flup html5lib markdown python-openid south django-debug-toolbar mysql-python I'm about to jump to Shapado for their "8 second setup", but thought I'd ask for some guidance here before doing so. |
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Hi SolidSmack. The first error is because you don't have subversion installed. If you can install regular libraries (via yum or apt-get) then you'll want to do that. Otherwise request that Hostgator do that for you. Second, Python 2.4 isn't really supported. You'll need to install 2.5 or 2.6 in a virtual environment (some of the recipes on the wiki describe this for other hosts). As for Shapado, their 8 second setup is a hosted setup on their system. Up to you whether you want that. Hey Matt, thanks. I'll start with trying the 2.6 update. I'm a little new at using SSH so it, along with being new to python, is kind a blowing my mind. I'm determined to get through this though and write up a how to once done... I may be back before then for questions though :) Which recipe do you think is closest to a hostgator install?
(15 Sep '10, 09:10)
SolidSmack
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