Help with OpenMOOC in Wheezy
pav5088
Google wouldn't let me attach my scripts, but they are in my git repo. I should also mention that the scripts only work in Wheezy even though they are called squeeze-*. :-/ Also, my repo contains many other scripts mostly for installing LDAP-controlled services such as Samba, OPSI, FAI, SOGo, DHCP, DNS, Squid etc... all controlled via the FusionDirectory GUI. They were written as documentation for my own benefit, but if anyone is interested :
git clone git://wfstt.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/wfstt/wfstt pav5088
1) The celeryd init.d script doesn't seem to work on Debian Wheezy.
2) django-admin-sortable==1.3.8 doesn't work... the earliest available seems to be 1.4
3) I get a "maximum recursion depth" error when running python setup.py develop (for moocng). If I simply run it again it works(???) I guess something broke here?
4) django-admin.py syncdb --settings=moocng.settings --migrate
works for a few steps then fails :
Error in migration: courses:0010_optimize_activity
Perhaps this is due to an earlier problem?
My scripts are here :
http://wfstt.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=wfstt/wfstt;a=tree;h=d209205082869e0577782e8eb679eb53c52adb4b;hb=d209205082869e0577782e8eb679eb53c52adb4b
I run them in the following order to install openmooc:
squeeze-install-FusionDirectory
wheezy-install-openmooc
ingenierofelipeurrego
Sixto Martin
I don't have things working, but perhaps I've found some problems (but perhaps they are my own mistakes) :
1) The celeryd init.d script doesn't seem to work on Debian Wheezy.
That script is for centOS only. Sorry
2) django-admin-sortable==1.3.8 doesn't work... the earliest available seems to be 1.4
It seems like the author removed the egg. Try updating the dependence version
3) I get a "maximum recursion depth" error when running python setup.py develop (for moocng). If I simply run it again it works(???) I guess something broke here?
No idea, this does not happen in centOS
4) django-admin.py syncdb --settings=moocng.settings --migrate
works for a few steps then fails :
Error in migration: courses:0010_optimize_activity
Perhaps this is due to an earlier problem?
The 10&11 migrations require some fixing sorrry (They don't work with an empty database)
Skip them with --fake option
My scripts are here :
http://wfstt.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=wfstt/wfstt;a=tree;h=d209205082869e0577782e8eb679eb53c52adb4b;hb=d209205082869e0577782e8eb679eb53c52adb4b
I run them in the following order to install openmooc:
squeeze-install-FusionDirectory
wheezy-install-openmooc
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pav5088
3) I get a "maximum recursion depth" error when running python setup.py develop (for moocng). If I simply run it again it works(???) I guess something broke here?
No idea, this does not happen in centOS
4) django-admin.py syncdb --settings=moocng.settings --migrate
works for a few steps then fails :
Error in migration: courses:0010_optimize_activity
Perhaps this is due to an earlier problem?
The 10&11 migrations require some fixing sorrry (They don't work with an empty database)
Skip them with --fake option
I've also found some other issues :
* I have to setup django-tastypie before moocng... otherwise the install doesn't go correctly.
* If I install in the following way:
python setup.py sdist
easy_install /var/www/moocng/moocng/dist/moocng-0.0.tar.gz
...then the /var/www/moocng/lib/python2.7/site-packages/moocng-0.0-py2.7.egg directory is not created, and I get a :
/var/www/moocng/lib/python2.7/site-packages/moocng.egg-link file instead with the contents :
/var/www/moocng/moocng
.
python setup.py develop gives me the correct directory.
* Also my moocng.settings don't seem to be in my path (???). I somehow managed that last time, but I can't remember what I did... I've followed the instructions more exactly this time.
Sixto Martin
El 21/05/2013 19:15, "pav5088" <pav...@gmail.com> escribió:
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>
>> 3) I get a "maximum recursion depth" error when running python setup.py develop (for moocng). If I simply run it again it works(???) I guess something broke here?
>>
>> No idea, this does not happen in centOS
>>
>
> It's strange... if I install mathjax with pip (mathjax setup has the infinite recursion problem) then everything is fine. Also, if I repeat the moocng setup after it errors out then this also gets past the problem. Weird.
The mathjax is a library added to the moocng not much time ago. Maybe really exists a installation problem. We may investigate it.
>>>
>>>
>>> 4) django-admin.py syncdb --settings=moocng.settings --migrate
>>> works for a few steps then fails :
>>> Error in migration: courses:0010_optimize_activity
>>>
>>> Perhaps this is due to an earlier problem?
>>
>>
>> The 10&11 migrations require some fixing sorrry (They don't work with an empty database)
>> Skip them with --fake option
>>
> What --fake option? I've searched online, and also looked at the options for django-admin.py, and I can't find a --fake option.
The --fake is an option of the migrate command. This option flag a migration step as executed.
> I've also found some other issues :
>
> * I have to setup django-tastypie before moocng... otherwise the install doesn't go correctly.
>
> * If I install in the following way:
> python setup.py sdist
> easy_install /var/www/moocng/moocng/dist/moocng-0.0.tar.gz
>
> ...then the /var/www/moocng/lib/python2.7/site-packages/moocng-0.0-py2.7.egg directory is not created, and I get a :
> /var/www/moocng/lib/python2.7/site-packages/moocng.egg-link file instead with the contents :
> /var/www/moocng/moocng
> .
> python setup.py develop gives me the correct directory.
>
> * Also my moocng.settings don't seem to be in my path (???). I somehow managed that last time, but I can't remember what I did... I've followed the instructions more exactly this time.
That is also weird, never happened to us.
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pav5088
Michael the Aussie
Alejandro Blanco
Hi guys. I also feel it would help to have OpenMOOC functioning on Debian. CentOS is a major server distro - and a very good one - but in the long term it might be helpful to also support Debian, which is the other major server distro of the world.
On Friday, May 24, 2013 1:24:48 AM UTC+10, pav5088 wrote:Well... it kinda almost works with the script/doc I've written. I thought I'd post it anyway just in case anyone is motivated to make the last steps to fix it for Debian Wheezy. I don't know Python well, and definitely don't know Django... so I can't get any further myself.
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