[freeside-users] Installing 2.3.3 - Perl ver issue

[Mike Cavanagh]

Vlad,

Thanks for the quick reply.

 

freeside-setup complains it needs minimum version 1.42 of the
Locale-SubCountry package.

 

I did try version 1.51 before posting, but that did not work.  It returns a
fatal error in freeside-setup about invalid code for Macedonia.

 

However, atfer trying 1.41, I decided to try 1.42 (the min level required).

 

1.42 works with the following "warnings":

          Use of uninitialized value $FS::Record::money_char in regexp
compilation at /usr/local/share/perl5/FS/Record.pm line 2259.

                   (repeats 51 times)

Invalid country code: AX chosen at
/usr/local/share/perl5/Locale/SubCountry.pm line 529.

          (repeats 18 times for countries:  BL, BQ, CW, GG, HK, IM, JE, ME,
MF, NC, PF, PW, RE, RS, SM, SS, TX, TO)

 

No idea what the first warning is about, but the countries we can do without
unless it will cause some error down the road.

 

Thanks for the tip on 1.41.

Mike

 

From: freeside-users-bounces at freeside.biz
[mailto:freeside-users-bounces at freeside.biz] On Behalf Of vlad
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2012 4:47 PM
To: Freeside users mailing list
Subject: Re: [freeside-users] Installing 2.3.3 - Perl ver issue

 

RPMForge has the perl-Locale-SubCountry yum package, version 1.41. You might
try that before getting too carried away with a second perl install.

Grab the appropriate yum repo RPM from here -
http://pkgs.repoforge.org/rpmforge-release/   (you're looking for EL6).


Vlad

On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 6:35 PM, Mike Cavanagh <mcavanagh at xillient.com>
wrote:

Hi, I thought I would post to see if anyone has any thoughts, before I start
a long migration process.

 

I am installing Freeside ver 2.3.3 on CentOS 6.3  CentOS 6.3 includes Perl
5.10.1

 

The Perl Module Locale-SubCountry (ver 1.5.6) requires utf8 ver 1.09 which
is part of Perl 5.15.x and newer.  So, to use utf8, I need to install perl
5.16.0

 

Has anyone else run into this issue and did you find a better solution?

 

Currently, it looks like I may be able to use perlbrew to manage a 2nd
install of perl, but not sure if that will work for freeside.  If not, then
I need to upgrade my existing perl and not sure if what the upgrade might
break.

 

Thanks for any thoughts you can share.

Mike

 


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