Contentment =========== Andrew Sterling Hanenkamp, Contentment is a content management system. It was originally designed to help maintain knowledge base information related to a systems support ste and information related to a course site. The system is generally intended to be easy to use and easy to code. Optimization and scalability have not been major goals at this point. It provides a fairly straightforward way of creating a web site through file-based pages and adds theming, indexing, dynamic page generation, and format transformation with very little effort. INSTALLATION For complete installation instructions, see the documentation of Contentment::Manual::Install. You may do this via: perldoc lib/Contentment/Manual/Install.pm Basic installation is via the typical Module::Build formula: perl Build.PL ./Build ./Build test ./Build install If you have Apache::Test installed and run into trouble while testing because Apache::Test asks for locations of httpd and apxs and bugs out, the solution is to run: t/TEST_APACHE and wait for it to start the web server. You can either let the tests run or Ctrl+C at this point and then again run: ./Build test This is the work-around until I can find the root problem and disarm it. COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE Copyright 2005 Andrew Sterling Hanenkamp. All Rights Reserved. Contentment is distributed and licensed under the same terms as Perl itself.