NAME

rt-test-dependencies - test rt's dependencies

SYNOPSIS

    rt-test-dependencies
    rt-test-dependencies --install
    rt-test-dependencies --with-mysql --with-fastcgi

DESCRIPTION

By default, rt-test-dependencies determines whether you have installed all the perl modules RT needs to run.

With --install, it attempts to install any missing dependencies. If the RT_FIX_DEPS_CMD environment variable is set, it will be used instead of the standard CPAN shell to install any required modules. The command will be called with the module to install -- or, if RT_FIX_DEPS_CMD contains a %s, will replace the %s with the module name before calling the program.

OPTIONS

General options

--install

Attempt to install missing modules

--siteinstall / --no-siteinstall

By default, RT detects if you are running a version of Perl prior to 5.11, which has been patched by your distribution to alter the search order for modules. In such cases, --install attempts to install modules into the right place such that they cannot be accidentally downgraded by the distribution. Use --siteinstall to force this behavior, or --no-siteinstall to prohibit it. These options have no effect when used with Perl 5.11 or above.

Configuration options

--with-mysql

--with-pg

--with-oracle

--with-sqlite

These configure which backend database to add dependencies for.

--with-standalone

--with-fastcgi

--with-modperl1

--with-modperl2

These configure which interface between the webserver and RT to add dependencies for.

--with-developer

Add dependencies needed to develop RT and run its tests.

--with-gpg

Add dependencies for GPG encryption and decryption of email.

--with-graphviz

Add dependencies for visualizing dependencies between tickets.

--with-gd

Add dependencies for creating charts and graphs from search results.

--with-externalauth

Add dependencies to integrating with LDAP and other external authentication sources.

--with-s3

Add dependencies for storing large attachments in Amazon S3.

--with-dropbox

Add dependencies for storing large attachments in Dropbox.