comments, and thanks!

[git.ikiwiki.info.git] / doc / tips / DreamHost.mdwn

diff --git a/doc/tips/DreamHost.mdwn b/doc/tips/DreamHost.mdwn
index 7e483962a33a8eeb2e304aec6d62fc24739ece06..338bca78239e33500f38bf0209150b941796eb63 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/tips/DreamHost.mdwn
+++ b/doc/tips/DreamHost.mdwn
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ Next, add your installed Perl module directory to the *libdir* parameter.  It sh
         libdir => "/home/.server/user/site/perl/lib/perl5/",
 
 # CGI Wrapper
         libdir => "/home/.server/user/site/perl/lib/perl5/",
 
 # CGI Wrapper

-The CGI wrapper file will be created automatically by "ikiwiki --setup path/to/setup", as long as you have inserted a valid filename to be created.  On DreamHost, be careful about putting the ikiwiki.cgi file in a directory that has different owner/group than the file itself (such as the main site.domain.tld/ directory): this will cause suexec to fail.
+The CGI wrapper file will be created automatically by "ikiwiki --setup path/to/setup", as long as you have inserted a valid filename to be created into the setup file.  On DreamHost, be careful not to put the ikiwiki.cgi file in a directory that has different owner/group than the file itself (such as the main site.domain.tld/ directory): this will cause suexec to fail.

 
 The wrapper mode of "06755" doesn't seem to work.  "755" appears to.  However, this may be completely insecure and/or buggy, so if you know better than I, edit this doc and add it here.
 
 
 The wrapper mode of "06755" doesn't seem to work.  "755" appears to.  However, this may be completely insecure and/or buggy, so if you know better than I, edit this doc and add it here.
 


@@ -176,6 +176,7 @@ Then you'll have to add a few variables to your path [referenced by your compile
 
     export C_INCLUDE_PATH=YOUR_INSTALL_PATH_HERE/include/
     export LIBRARY_PATH=YOUR_INSTALL_PATH_HERE/lib/
 
     export C_INCLUDE_PATH=YOUR_INSTALL_PATH_HERE/include/
     export LIBRARY_PATH=YOUR_INSTALL_PATH_HERE/lib/

+    export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=YOUR_INSTALL_PATH_HERE/lib/

 
 Then you should be able to install the module, and it'll be faster.
 
 
 Then you should be able to install the module, and it'll be faster.