-=( How to install Buscador )=- It's a slightly involved process at the moment. This will change. ------------------------------------- 1) Download the tar ball ------------------------------------- from http://cvs.simon-cozens.org/viewcvs.cgi/buscador/?cvsroot=Email and unpack it in a web accessible directory. ------------------------------------- 2) Install the prerequisites. ------------------------------------- You can check by running % perl Makefile.PL Consider making a Bundle::Buscador for us. Or a PAR archive or something. There are quite a lot. Part of the problem, and the reason why you'll get bizarre requests to install GD, Graphviz, XML::Writer and Spreadsheet::ParseExcel is because Email::Store uses Class::DBI::DATA::Schema which uses SQL::Translator which has insane dependencies. Complain to the authors of SQL::Translator not us. http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bug.html?id=7004 Some users have said they've had test errors from Class::DBI::AsForm Apache::Request Mail::ListDetector Email::MIME we're harassing authors where appropriate as we speak. ------------------------------------- 3) Add in the Apache Config ------------------------------------- I added this into my virtual host config PerlSetEnv PERL5LIB /virtual/thegestalt.org/www/html/buscador/demo PerlHandler Buscador #PerlInitHandler Apache::StatINC StatINC allows me to develop without restarting Apache every time. ------------------------------------- 4) Initialise the directory ------------------------------------- Change to /virtual/thegestalt.org/www/html/buscador/demo (or wherever you put in step 3) and run % buscador -init Which will copy a load of template files and create a buscador.config file. ------------------------------------- 5) Edit the config file ------------------------------------- Mine looks like uri = http://thegestalt.org/buscador/demo image_uri = http://thegestalt.org/buscador/images dsn = dbi:SQLite2:email.db I keep my image files in a seperate place because it's faster. ------------------------------------- 6) Set up the DB ------------------------------------- Simply be in your Buscador directory and do % buscador -setup the buscador command line tool will automatically pick up the details from your buscador.config file. ------------------------------------- 7) Import mails ------------------------------------- Again, be in your buscador directory and do % buscador and it will import. You can also cat a single mail into it which is useful for setting up as an alias. ------------------------------------- 8) Restart apache ------------------------------------- Err, that should be it.