Installing: "make fixdeps" can't find Calendar::Simple

I’m trying to install RT and doing “make fixdeps” has installed all
the necessary CPAN modules, it seems, except for Calendar::Simple

“make fixdeps” gives this output:
Warning: Cannot install Calendar::Simple, don’t know what it is.
Try the command i /Calendar::Simple/

So I tried doing that in CPAN and it finds these results:
Module = HTML::calendar::Simple (STRYTOAST/HTML-Calendar-Simple-0.04.tar.gz)
Module Template::Plugin::calendar::Simple
(JEFFA/Template-Plugin-Calendar-Simple-0.02.tar.gz)
2 items found

It seems like the RT Makefile is looking for a module name that
doesn’t actually exist?? I’ve never done anything with Perl/CPAN
before so I don’t know how to fix this =)

I am doing this on OpenSuse 11.2

Thanks,

Andrew M. Anderson
www.unfinishedblog.org

I’ve been building RT 387 of late and use cpans Bundle::RT install using cpan.
All this comes down and istalls OK (takes ages), but for the libgd library.
To get round that problem I use the ./configure of:-
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/Rt/rt-3.8.7
–disable-graphviz
–disable-gd
–with-web-handler=modperl2 \

I have built RT into Sun’s VirtualBox guesting FreeBSD_8, not that that should make any difference.

Try Cpan, that got me over several problems I was having with the RT installing procedure(s).
Then your problems re-appear when setting up apache - yet another hurdle.
The internet is full of RT’s this un that and all are old and almost useless for todays procedures.

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I’ve been building RT 387 of late and use cpans Bundle::RT install using cpan.
All this comes down and istalls OK (takes ages), but for the libgd library.
To get round that problem I use the ./configure of:-
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/Rt/rt-3.8.7
–disable-graphviz
–disable-gd
–with-web-handler=modperl2 \

I have built RT into Sun’s VirtualBox guesting FreeBSD_8, not that that should make any difference.

Try Cpan, that got me over several problems I was having with the RT installing procedure(s).
Then your problems re-appear when setting up apache - yet another hurdle.
The internet is full of RT’s this un that and all are old and almost useless for todays procedures.

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