Hi Hugh,
We actually use ActiveState PerlEx when deploying on IIS because
there's no good accelerator for IIS that comes with StrawberryPerl.
You can deploy StrawberryPerl in CGI mode but that's pretty slow.
We do have unit tests for time bundled in OTRS, and I would be
interested to see how they would then work for you on your deployment.
You can run them so:
perl bin/UnitTest.pl -n Time
BTW you probably first need to update scripts/test/Time.t to this
version: http://source.otrs.org/viewvc.cgi/otrs/scripts/test/Time.t?view=log&pathrev=rel-3_0_0-b1
older versions assume your test system timezone is set to CET, but
actually, not every OTRS user lives in Germany...
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On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 5:11 PM, Hugh Kelley <hugh.kelley@gmail.com> wrote:
> Does anyone have advice on the best way to deploy OTRS under IIS 7.x with
> Strawberry Perl? I'm unfamiliar with Fast CGI, but that seems to be a
> possible approach.
>
> I have been using ActivePerl's PerlEx up to this point but between the
> differences in CPAN offerings and a recent timezone but I found, I think
> it's work the trouble for me to learn the more about Strawberry Perl.
>
> Hugh
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