[CalendarServer-users] libevent not found during run script

[Conrad Wasmer]

Thanks, Morgen.  

I followed your advice and at first
encountered the same problem I'd had earlier.  Then I realized that I
need to checkout the code to the appropriate directory - I was checking it
out (with the command listed below) from within /Library/CalendarServer/
so that when I ran the run script it was creating a new CalendarServer
directory within my existing CalendarServer directory.  It seemed
very confused by this. I think this is what happens when one tries to fix
problems without either enough sleep or caffeine. It turns out, though,
that only I need the caffeine - my iMac prefers to avoid it.

On
another note - I see that now the .plist file has a few more properties
since last I updated. Is there any documentation (even rather informal
documentation) that explains the usage of the various
properties/keys?  

After succesfully running the ./run -s
script, I copied caldavd-test.plist to caldavd-dev.plist and then modified
caldavd-dev.plist to look to my conf/accounts.xml file (instead of
conf/accounts-test.xml or whatever the default was in that field) that I'd
used in the earlier incarnation of my calendar server, but the server does
not recognize my primary account.  Has the format of the xml
authentication changed at all? Or does it appear I may have missed
something in the .plist file?

Thanks for any pointers -

Conrad

---
Conrad Wasmer


On Tue,
July 15, 2008 10:03 am, Morgen Sagen wrote:
> 
> On Jul
15, 2008, at 7:38 AM, Conrad Wasmer wrote:
> 
>>
Because the text of the question posed yesterday may have been
>> malformed as a result of my email setup, I am re-posting it to
this
>> group. Please forgive me if you have already seen this,
but I am
>> still hoping for some suggestions.
>>
>> Thanks all -
>>
>> Conrad
>>
--
>> On Mon, July 14, 2008 11:10 am, Conrad Wasmer wrote:
>>
>> Howdy, all -
>>
>> I
already had CalendarServer running on my iMac G5 (PPC), but I have
>> had a few issues and decided that it would be best to get the
latest
>> and greatest of the stable source code, so I checked
out the latest
>> source code this weekend and, when I tried to
run the setup script,
>> I found that I keep getting an error
telling me that "libevent is
>> required and must be
installed." This error seems to occur during
>> system
checks that are done while building memchached.
>>
>> As it turns out, libevent is installed and I even went so far
as to
>> delete the libevent folder that was installed and let
the setup
>> script download and install it again.  The setup
script did, indeed,
>> download and install it again, but the
error again occurred during
>> what appears to be the
memchached build.
>>
>> Am I updating my
installation in the wrong way?  Are there other
>> steps I
should take before I checkout via svn?  All I had done was
>>
use the following:
>>  svn checkout
>>
http://svn.calendarserver.org/repository/calendarserver/CalendarServer/trunk
>>  /Library/CalendarServer
>>
>> and then I
ran the setup script:
>>
>> ./run -s
> 
> I think this problem got fixed yesterday.  Do an svn update to get
the
> latest 'run' script, blow away the ../libevent-1.4.4-stable/
and ../
> memcached-1.2.5/ directories, and run ./run -s
>

> Before you run the server, you'll need to...
> 
>     cp conf/caldavd-test.plist conf/caldavd-dev.plist
> 
> ...and edit conf/caldvd-dev.plist to let the server know where to
find
> the memcached you just built:
> 
>     
<key>memcached</key>
>     
<string>../memcached-1.2.5/_root/bin/memcached</string>
> 
>
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