a saucy error with a vanilla etherpad

[Joe Corneli]

I get the following message when attempting to visit a pad:

You like apples? An error occurred in the error handler while handling
an error. How do you like them apples?
net.appjet.bodylock.JSRuntimeException: Error while executing:
ReferenceError: "isProAccountEnabled" is not defined. (module
etherpad/pro/pro_utils.js#61)

More details at:
http://gist.github.com/363132

I don't see the "isProAccountEnabled" via Google, so maybe this is a new issue?

[Simon B.]

On Apr 12, 1:16 am, Joe Corneli <holtzerman...@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]

> I don't see the "isProAccountEnabled" via Google, so maybe this is a new issue?

function isProAccountEnabled() in my local source copy (github ether/
pad from yesterday night) is defined in etherpad-merges\etherpad\src
\etherpad\globals.js

* Please verify that you have this function in your globals.js *

(Also "a vanilla etherpad" would need to be more specific.
I can think of 5-10 different places where I can get a vanilla or
default install.
If you used github.com/ether/pad then please specify which revision
you have checked out / downloaded.)

[Joe Corneli]

ooo, I found the problem. In the script I was using to compile, I was running

cp /usr/local/etherpad/etherpad/src/etherpad/globals.js
./src/etherpad/globals.js

in order to add my domain to the superdomains section. But it seems that
in the latest version of ether/pad, there is no superdomains section in
globals.js!

I think it is essential that we have proper installation instructions; I drafted

http://wiki.github.com/ether/pad/installation-instructions-ii

based on some existing documents I found around the web. I'd appreciate
it if someone could check and revise them as needed and then bundle them
into the repo as INSTALL.txt. And also everyone should please help keep
them up to date!