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  • The SF mailing list & forum don't seem to be used, so I hope you don't mind me asking this here...

    I've had problems trying to run kephra.
    First I downloaded kephra-0.3.6-src.tar.gz from SF.
    When I tried running `src/kephra.pl` I got the following error message:

    Not a directory at src/kephra.pl line 53.
    BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at src/kephra.pl line 59.

    The svn url given on the page http://kephra.sourceforge.net/site/en/downloads.shtml [sourceforge.net] didn't work, so I got the url from the SF project page, and checked-out:
    https://kephra.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/kephra/dev/base [sourceforge.net]

    `perl Makefile.PL` runs ok
    `make test` fails because all the test files refer to the module "Kepher" instead of "Kephra" and to "bin/kepher" instead of "bin/kephra"

    `perl -Mblib bin/kephra`
    fails with the same error message as above.
    Am I supposed to hand-edit the variables listed underneath "# Makefile.PL configuration:" (lines 42-46) ?
    If so, what am I meant to edit them to?

    • sorry for not reply ussually i monitor the sf.net page. as you see the svn link only didn't worked properly because i first created the new page and later checked into the new svn. now this should be resolved. for clarity. the 0.3.6 release never ment to be able to install in traditional UNIX way. we came from windows, make win packages and are currently working to make this possible. the tgz is only created, that interested programmer can build it by hand or can help us with that. its just a matter of cop
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