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Last edited by Armando Lüscher Oct 11, 2020
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dependencies

Dependencies

Carton

Carton is a Perl dependencies manager, it will get what you need, so don't bother for Perl modules dependencies (but you can read the file cpanfile if you want).

sudo cpan Carton
sudo cpan inc::Module::Install::DSL

or (not recommended since, in Debian, the packaged version is quite old)

sudo apt-get install carton

Some modules that Carton will install need to be compiled. So you will need some tools:

sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev shared-mime-info libpq-dev zlib1g-dev

And git, if you don't have it:

sudo apt-get install git

Thumbnails and animated gifs in Twitter dependency

If you want to provide thumbnails of uploaded images or have animated gifs in Twitter, you have to install the ImageMagick image manipulation software (http://www.imagemagick.org/) and the Image::Magick CPAN module.

Image::Magick is required to automatically correct images' orientation too.

Image::Magick is a pain in the ass to compile, so I recommend to install it from packages

On Debian, you can do:

sudo apt-get install perlmagick

You can now go to the installation page or go back to wiki's homepage.

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