upgrade process, spectre, starting wG8
added note about what the file is
mysql user/root user password set instructions, provide explicit database name when loading create.sql, get wG8 sources first before trying to load create.sql
sed pipeline to fix up ENGINE vs TYPE in create SQL to make mysql 5.5 happy.
sourceforge.net url, minor fixes
extensive updates; putting this up for review/comments before adding it to wG8's docs directory; please look in the github.com/plainblack/webgui repo under docs for the current version of this file
based on xdanger's installer; in progress
still in progress; more configuration goo
copy (for now) the WRE perl lib directory from the wre; in the future, it may make sense for this stuff to be included with WebGUI
first version complete enough to be beta-ish; many bug fixes; templates config files into place; more questions and options; progress bar hooked up
no longer trying to use unmodified WRE libs
steal code from sinus.pl to automatically fetch cpanm and use it when a module is found missing
okay, rather than fetching cpanm and using it to install stuff, bundle deps we need to get the UI going in the DATA section as uuencoded data, and manually install them
rather than install bundled modules in a default location (which we may not be able to write to), install them into /tmp
white borders on the controls; check the mysql root password and request it again if needed; use IPC::Open3 and IO::Select instead of 2>&1
turns out, DATA isn't open in BEGIN { } blocks, and various other problems that kept trying to uudecode and install packages from working.
changed a Perl_sv_isa call in the Curses XS to be sv_isa so that pTHX_ is passed (not sure why I can't add pTHX_ directly); this is needed to support threaded perls
drop the "modified." part of the filename of the new .tar.gz so that we can cd into the directory it creates
ooops, I had a way out of date version of Curses.  try this one.  wonder how that happened... also, use File::Find to add every bloody stinking directory in /tmp/lib.  that probably will backfire.