On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:49 AM, Tomas <toma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I'm testing taskjuggler daemon. I'm following
> http://www.taskjuggler.org/tj3/manual/Software.html sections 3 and 4.
congratulations! You are the first external user of tj3d I'm aware of. ;)
But don't worry, we use it already in a production system and it is
quite usable.
> I got tj3d started and I'm able to add a project using tj3client and
> generate a report. I also set the listening port so I presume I can
> view the report, however when I go to http://127.0.0.1:8080 I get
> nothing, I tried starting tj3d as normal user and root.
You are not using the correct URL. In your case, you need
http://127.0.0.1:8080/taskjuggler
In this mode, reports are generated when the http request comes in. So
you want to watch your report complexity. Keep the output small, so
reports can be generated within 2 - 4 seconds at the most. And you
probably want those performance patches I've committed the last couple
of days.
Chris
You may have a stall tj3d running. Try 'killall -9 tj3d' to make sure
all ports are freed again.
8478 is the port that tj3client is using to control tj3d. 8080 (in
your case) is the web server port.
Chris
What ruby version are you running? For the daemon and web server 1.9.2
is required. Earlier versions still contain bugs.
Chris
You need 1.9._2_. 1.9.1 and earlier will not work.
> tomas@x32:~$ sudo gem install taskjuggler
> ERROR: Error installing taskjuggler:
> taskjuggler requires mail (= 2.1.3, runtime)
The mail gem should be installed automatically when you install the
taskjuggler gem.
Keep in mind that ruby19 comes with gem and rake. If you have an
earlier version already installed, you are probably calling the wrong
gem and rake executables. The easiest way to get 1.9.2 is to compile
from source and use --program-suffix=19 to get ruby19, gem19 etc.
binaries.
Chris
I've made a lot of changes to the parser recently. You probably hit a
state that wasn't 100% stable. Please try with current HEAD version
and let me know of the problem still exists.
Thanks,
Chris
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 2:09 AM, Tomas <toma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yeah my ruby is 1.8, trying to install 1.9... man oh man what a
> mission! Gave up on my fedora box as there are no package for ruby1.9.
> Fortunatly debian provides ruby1.9...
> I've installed ruby1.9, downloaded git repo and tried to rake gem:You need 1.9._2_. 1.9.1 and earlier will not work.
> tomas@x32:~$ sudo gem install taskjuggler
> ERROR: Error installing taskjuggler:
> taskjuggler requires mail (= 2.1.3, runtime)The mail gem should be installed automatically when you install the
taskjuggler gem.
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