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=head1 NAME

Catalyst::Manual::Installation::CentOS4 - Catalyst Installation on CentOS 4


=head1 DESCRIPTION

This document provides directions on how to install CentOS 4 (a rebuild
of RedHat Enterprise 4) and then install Catalyst.

If you already have a functioning install of CentOS, RHEL, or a
comparable Linux OS, you should be able to skip this first section and
go straight to the C<INSTALL CATALYST> section.

B<NOTE:> You might want to consult the latest version of this document.  It
is available at:
L<http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/Catalyst-Runtime/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Installation/CentOS4.pod>


=head1 INSTALL CENTOS

These directions are written for CentOS 4.4 on an i386 machine; however,
you can substitute other versions as they become available.


=over 4

=item * 

Go to L<http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/4/isos/i386/> and click the
nearest mirror.

=item * 

Download C<CentOS-4.4-i386-bin1of4.iso> (you only need the first disk).

=item * 

Burn the .iso to CD.

=item * 

Insert the CD into your machine and power it up.

=item * 

Hit C<Enter> at the C<boot:> prompt.

=item * 

CD media test: you can either select C<OK> or C<Skip> depending on
whether or not you trust your burn.

=item * 

The installation GUI should start.  Click next at the "Welcome to
CentOS-4" screen.

=item * 

Select a language and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Select a keyboard configuration and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Select C<Custom> for the installation type and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Leave C<Automatically partition> selected on the C<Disk Partitioning
Setup> and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Uncheck C<Review (and modify if needed) the partitions created>, but
leave the rest of the default settings on the C<Automatic Partitioning>
screen.  Then click C<Next>.

=item * 

Click C<Yes> at the C<Are you sure you want to do this?> warning.

=item * 

Click C<Next> on the C<Boot Loader Configuration> screen.

=item * 

Update the C<Network Configuration> screen as necessary and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Check C<Remote Login (SSH)> and click C<Next> on the C<Firewall
Configuration> screen.

=item * 

Select additional languages as necessary.  Click C<Next>.

=item * 

Select the appropriate time zone and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Enter a root password and click C<Next>.

=item * 

Scroll to the bottom of the C<Package Group Selection> screen and check
C<Minimal> (the last option).  Click C<Next>.

=item * 

Click C<Next> at the C<About to Install> screen.

=item * 

The installation will prepare the hard drive and then install the
required rpm packages.

=item * 

Once the installation completes, remove the CD and click C<Reboot>.

=item * 

Type C<vi /etc/sysconfig/iptables> and add the following line as the
third to last line of the file (I<above> the C<-A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -j
REJECT --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited> line):

    -A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 3000 -j ACCEPT

This will allow Catalyst to make use of port 3000 (the default for the
development server).

Type C<service iptables restart> to restart the iptables firewall using
the updated configuration.

=item * 

Type C<yum -y update> to retrieve the latest patches.

=back


=head1 INSTALL CATALYST

=over 4

=item * 

Type C<yum -y install gcc expat-devel sqlite3> to install several
packages used by Catalyst.

=item * 

Type the following:

    $ perl -MCPAN -e shell
    
    ...
    
    Are you ready for manual configuration? [yes] yes
    The following questions are intended to help you with the
    
    ...
    
    cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.7601)
    ReadLine support available (try 'install Bundle::CPAN')
        
    cpan> force install Module::Build
    
    ...
    
    cpan> quit

=item *

B<Note:> You need to have CPAN manually configured prior to running
cat-install.  As shown above, you should automatically receive
a prompt for this when you first run C<perl -MCPAN -e shell>.  You
can re-run the configuration script by typing C<o conf init> at the
C<cpanE<gt>> prompt.

B<Optional:> The remaining steps of the installation could run 
significantly faster if you configure a fast mirror that uses HTTP vs. 
FTP (both transfer data at the same rate once the transfer is in 
progress, but HTTP connects much more quickly... and a Catalyst 
installation involves many connections).  If you want to change the 
selection(s) you made during the "manual configuration" process above, 
you can manually add a single URL.  To prepend a new URL to the B<front> 
of the list, use the C<unshift> option to C<o conf>:

    cpan> o conf urllist unshift http://www.perl.com/CPAN/

Where C<http://www.perl.com/CPAN/> is replaced by a nearby, HTTP-based 
mirror.  You can get a list of all mirrors (including where they are 
located, their bandwidth, and their update frequency) at 
L<http://www.perl.com/CPAN/MIRRORED.BY>.

Then, be sure to save your changes (or they will be lost the next
time you restart the CPAN shell):

    cpan> o conf commit

You can view the current settings with C<o conf urllist> (or just
C<o conf> to view all settings):

    cpan> o conf urllist
        urllist           
            http://www.perl.com/CPAN/
    Type 'o conf' to view configuration edit options
 
Note that multiple values can be entered for the C<urllist> option (the
first entry will be used as long as it responds).

=item * 

Review the C<cat-install> documentation from the 
L<http://www.shadowcatsystems.co.uk> web site:
    
    If you want to get started quickly with Catalyst, Shadowcat provides an 
    installer script that will automate most of the process of installing it 
    for you. Please bear in mind that this script is currently considered 
    beta quality; we don't think it will eat your system but we make no 
    guarantee of that.
    
    First, you'll need -
    
        * Perl, 5.8.1+ (if you're on windows, get it from Active State)
        * make of some sort. On unix/linux you should already have one. On 
            windows get nmake from Microsoft.
        * A compiler. On unix/linux you should already have one. On windows, 
            get the latest Dev-C++ beta.
        * All three of the above in your PATH for whatever shell you're using
        * A configured CPAN.pm. perl -MCPAN -e shell should get CPAN to walk 
            you through the configuration process
        * Module::Build. Active State kindly include this for you.
    
    Ok, now that your environment is set up, download the installer from 
    this link, open a command prompt in the directory you downloaded it to 
    and run perl cat-install. By the time it exits, you should have a full 
    Catalyst install.
    
    If anything goes wrong, please send the full build log and the output of 
    perl -V to cat-install (at) shadowcatsystems.co.uk so we can try and 
    resolve your issue.


=item * 

Type C<wget http://www.shadowcatsystems.co.uk/static/cat-install> to
retrieve a copy of the C<cat-install> script.

=item * 

Type C<vi cat-install> to open the installer script, then insert the
following lines at the bottom of the file (after the
C<install('Catalyst');> line):

    install('ExtUtils::ParseXS');
    install('Digest::SHA1');
    install('Digest::SHA');
    install('Class::DBI');
    install('DBIx::Class');
    install('DBIx::Class::HTMLWidget');
    install('Module::ScanDeps');
    install('Module::CoreList');
    install('PAR::Dist');
    install('Archive::Tar');
    install('Module::Install');
    install('Catalyst::Devel');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Session');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Session::State::Cookie');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::ACL');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::Roles');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::DBIC');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::DefaultEnd');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::StackTrace');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::Dumper');
    install('Catalyst::Plugin::HTML::Widget');
    install('Catalyst::Model::DBIC::Schema');
    install('Catalyst::View::TT');
    install('Test::WWW::Mechanize');
    install('Test::WWW::Mechanize::Catalyst');
    install('Test::Pod');
    install('Test::Pod::Coverage');

=item * 

Type C<perl cat-install>.  It will take a while to complete.

Tip: You may want to enable logging of the output that C<cat-install>
generates as it runs -- it can be useful if you need to troubleshoot
a failure.  The log will generate almost 1 MB of output.

Note: Once the C<perl cat-install> is complete, you may want to rerun the 
command to check the status of the packages listed in <cat-install>. Ideally, 
everything should return a I<name> C<is up to date> message.  If any packages 
try to re-install, the you could need to manually install the package with the 
C<force> option.  Also, look for new optional dependences that C<cat-install> 
was not able to automatically handle. You can address these by manually 
installing the dependency and then re-running C<perl cat-install>.  

In some cases you may wish to install an earlier version of a module.  For
example, say that the latest version of Module::Install is 0.64 and you
want to install 0.63.  The following command under C<perl -MCPAN -e shell>:

    cpan> install A/AD/ADAMK/Module-Install-0.63.tar.gz

=back

You should now have a functioning Catalyst installation with the modules
and plugins required to run the Catalyst tutorial.


=head1 TESTING THE INSTALLATION

=over 4

=item *

Download the tarball of the final tutorial application:

    $ wget http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/examples/Tutorial/Final_Tarball/MyApp.tgz

=item *

Untar it:

    $ tar zxvf MyApp.tgz
    $ cd MyApp

=item *

Run the tests:

    $ CATALYST_DEBUG=0 prove --lib lib  t
    t/02pod...............skipped
            all skipped: set TEST_POD to enable this test
    t/03podcoverage.......skipped
            all skipped: set TEST_POD to enable this test
    t/01app...............ok                                                     
    t/controller_Login....ok                                                     
    t/live_app01..........ok 1/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
    t/live_app01..........ok 2/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
    t/live_app01..........ok 15/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
    t/live_app01..........ok 16/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
    t/live_app01..........ok                                                     
    t/model_MyAppDB.......ok                                                     
    All tests successful, 2 tests skipped.
    Files=6, Tests=55, 11 wallclock secs ( 4.68 cusr +  4.84 csys =  9.52 CPU)

You should see C<All tests successful>.

=back


=head1 AUTHOR

Kennedy Clark, C<hkclark@gmail.com>

Please report any errors, issues or suggestions to the author.  The
most recent version of the Catalyst Tutorial can be found at
L<http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/Catalyst-Runtime/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Tutorial/>.

Copyright 2006, Kennedy Clark, under Creative Commons License
(L<http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/>).
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4d583dd8	1	=head1 NAME
4d583dd8	2
64ccd8a8	3	Catalyst::Manual::Installation::CentOS4 - Catalyst Installation on CentOS 4
4d583dd8	4
	5
	6
	7	=head1 DESCRIPTION
	8
64ccd8a8	9	This document provides directions on how to install CentOS 4 (a rebuild
64ccd8a8	10	of RedHat Enterprise 4) and then install Catalyst.
4d583dd8	11
64ccd8a8	12	If you already have a functioning install of CentOS, RHEL, or a
	13	comparable Linux OS, you should be able to skip this first section and
	14	go straight to the C<INSTALL CATALYST> section.
4d583dd8	15
d645910d	16	B<NOTE:> You might want to consult the latest version of this document. It
	17	is available at:
	18	L<http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/Catalyst-Runtime/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Installation/CentOS4.pod>
	19
	20
4d583dd8	21
	22	=head1 INSTALL CENTOS
	23
7dcf1650	24	These directions are written for CentOS 4.4 on an i386 machine; however,
64ccd8a8	25	you can substitute other versions as they become available.
4d583dd8	26
	27
	28	=over 4
	29
	30	=item *
	31
64ccd8a8	32	Go to L<http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/4/isos/i386/> and click the
64ccd8a8	33	nearest mirror.
4d583dd8	34
	35	=item *
	36
7dcf1650	37	Download C<CentOS-4.4-i386-bin1of4.iso> (you only need the first disk).
4d583dd8	38
	39	=item *
	40
	41	Burn the .iso to CD.
	42
	43	=item *
	44
	45	Insert the CD into your machine and power it up.
	46
	47	=item *
	48
	49	Hit C<Enter> at the C<boot:> prompt.
	50
	51	=item *
	52
64ccd8a8	53	CD media test: you can either select C<OK> or C<Skip> depending on
64ccd8a8	54	whether or not you trust your burn.
4d583dd8	55
	56	=item *
	57
64ccd8a8	58	The installation GUI should start. Click next at the "Welcome to
64ccd8a8	59	CentOS-4" screen.
4d583dd8	60
	61	=item *
	62
	63	Select a language and click C<Next>.
	64
	65	=item *
	66
	67	Select a keyboard configuration and click C<Next>.
	68
	69	=item *
	70
	71	Select C<Custom> for the installation type and click C<Next>.
	72
	73	=item *
	74
64ccd8a8	75	Leave C<Automatically partition> selected on the C<Disk Partitioning
64ccd8a8	76	Setup> and click C<Next>.
4d583dd8	77
	78	=item *
	79
64ccd8a8	80	Uncheck C<Review (and modify if needed) the partitions created>, but
	81	leave the rest of the default settings on the C<Automatic Partitioning>
	82	screen. Then click C<Next>.
4d583dd8	83
	84	=item *
	85
	86	Click C<Yes> at the C<Are you sure you want to do this?> warning.
	87
	88	=item *
	89
	90	Click C<Next> on the C<Boot Loader Configuration> screen.
	91
	92	=item *
	93
	94	Update the C<Network Configuration> screen as necessary and click C<Next>.
	95
	96	=item *
	97
64ccd8a8	98	Check C<Remote Login (SSH)> and click C<Next> on the C<Firewall
64ccd8a8	99	Configuration> screen.
4d583dd8	100
	101	=item *
	102
	103	Select additional languages as necessary. Click C<Next>.
	104
	105	=item *
	106
	107	Select the appropriate time zone and click C<Next>.
	108
	109	=item *
	110
	111	Enter a root password and click C<Next>.
	112
	113	=item *
	114
64ccd8a8	115	Scroll to the bottom of the C<Package Group Selection> screen and check
64ccd8a8	116	C<Minimal> (the last option). Click C<Next>.
4d583dd8	117
	118	=item *
	119
	120	Click C<Next> at the C<About to Install> screen.
	121
	122	=item *
	123
64ccd8a8	124	The installation will prepare the hard drive and then install the
64ccd8a8	125	required rpm packages.
4d583dd8	126
	127	=item *
	128
	129	Once the installation completes, remove the CD and click C<Reboot>.
	130
	131	=item *
	132
64ccd8a8	133	Type C<vi /etc/sysconfig/iptables> and add the following line as the
	134	third to last line of the file (I<above> the C<-A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -j
	135	REJECT --reject-with icmp-host-prohibited> line):
4d583dd8	136
	137	-A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 3000 -j ACCEPT
	138
64ccd8a8	139	This will allow Catalyst to make use of port 3000 (the default for the
64ccd8a8	140	development server).
4d583dd8	141
64ccd8a8	142	Type C<service iptables restart> to restart the iptables firewall using
64ccd8a8	143	the updated configuration.
4d583dd8	144
	145	=item *
	146
64ccd8a8	147	Type C<yum -y update> to retrieve the latest patches.
4d583dd8	148
	149	=back
	150
	151
	152	=head1 INSTALL CATALYST
	153
	154	=over 4
	155
	156	=item *
	157
97ed9466	158	Type C<yum -y install gcc expat-devel sqlite3> to install several
64ccd8a8	159	packages used by Catalyst.
4d583dd8	160
	161	=item *
	162
	163	Type the following:
	164
ce1dd321	165	$ perl -MCPAN -e shell
4d583dd8	166
	167	...
	168
d901e2e2	169	Are you ready for manual configuration? [yes] yes
d901e2e2	170	The following questions are intended to help you with the
4d583dd8	171
	172	...
	173
	174	cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.7601)
	175	ReadLine support available (try 'install Bundle::CPAN')
315ba149	176
4d583dd8	177	cpan> force install Module::Build
	178
	179	...
	180
	181	cpan> quit
	182
ce1dd321	183	=item *
ce1dd321	184
d901e2e2	185	B<Note:> You need to have CPAN manually configured prior to running
	186	cat-install. As shown above, you should automatically receive
	187	a prompt for this when you first run C<perl -MCPAN -e shell>. You
	188	can re-run the configuration script by typing C<o conf init> at the
	189	C<cpanE<gt>> prompt.
	190
ce1dd321	191	B<Optional:> The remaining steps of the installation could run
	192	significantly faster if you configure a fast mirror that uses HTTP vs.
	193	FTP (both transfer data at the same rate once the transfer is in
	194	progress, but HTTP connects much more quickly... and a Catalyst
d901e2e2	195	installation involves many connections). If you want to change the
	196	selection(s) you made during the "manual configuration" process above,
	197	you can manually add a single URL. To prepend a new URL to the B<front>
	198	of the list, use the C<unshift> option to C<o conf>:
d532d354	199
d532d354	200	cpan> o conf urllist unshift http://www.perl.com/CPAN/
ce1dd321	201
	202	Where C<http://www.perl.com/CPAN/> is replaced by a nearby, HTTP-based
	203	mirror. You can get a list of all mirrors (including where they are
	204	located, their bandwidth, and their update frequency) at
	205	L<http://www.perl.com/CPAN/MIRRORED.BY>.
	206
d532d354	207	Then, be sure to save your changes (or they will be lost the next
	208	time you restart the CPAN shell):
	209
	210	cpan> o conf commit
	211
	212	You can view the current settings with C<o conf urllist> (or just
	213	C<o conf> to view all settings):
	214
	215	cpan> o conf urllist
	216	urllist
	217	http://www.perl.com/CPAN/
	218	Type 'o conf' to view configuration edit options
	219
	220	Note that multiple values can be entered for the C<urllist> option (the
	221	first entry will be used as long as it responds).
	222
4d583dd8	223	=item *
4d583dd8	224
d901e2e2	225	Review the C<cat-install> documentation from the
	226	L<http://www.shadowcatsystems.co.uk> web site:
	227
	228	If you want to get started quickly with Catalyst, Shadowcat provides an
	229	installer script that will automate most of the process of installing it
	230	for you. Please bear in mind that this script is currently considered
	231	beta quality; we don't think it will eat your system but we make no
	232	guarantee of that.
	233
	234	First, you'll need -
	235
	236	* Perl, 5.8.1+ (if you're on windows, get it from Active State)
	237	* make of some sort. On unix/linux you should already have one. On
	238	windows get nmake from Microsoft.
	239	* A compiler. On unix/linux you should already have one. On windows,
	240	get the latest Dev-C++ beta.
	241	* All three of the above in your PATH for whatever shell you're using
	242	* A configured CPAN.pm. perl -MCPAN -e shell should get CPAN to walk
	243	you through the configuration process
	244	* Module::Build. Active State kindly include this for you.
	245
	246	Ok, now that your environment is set up, download the installer from
	247	this link, open a command prompt in the directory you downloaded it to
	248	and run perl cat-install. By the time it exits, you should have a full
	249	Catalyst install.
	250
	251	If anything goes wrong, please send the full build log and the output of
	252	perl -V to cat-install (at) shadowcatsystems.co.uk so we can try and
	253	resolve your issue.
	254
	255
	256	=item *
	257
64ccd8a8	258	Type C<wget http://www.shadowcatsystems.co.uk/static/cat-install> to
64ccd8a8	259	retrieve a copy of the C<cat-install> script.
4d583dd8	260
	261	=item *
	262
64ccd8a8	263	Type C<vi cat-install> to open the installer script, then insert the
	264	following lines at the bottom of the file (after the
	265	C<install('Catalyst');> line):
4d583dd8	266
315ba149	267	install('ExtUtils::ParseXS');
97ed9466	268	install('Digest::SHA1');
315ba149	269	install('Digest::SHA');
4d583dd8	270	install('Class::DBI');
	271	install('DBIx::Class');
	272	install('DBIx::Class::HTMLWidget');
7dcf1650	273	install('Module::ScanDeps');
	274	install('Module::CoreList');
	275	install('PAR::Dist');
	276	install('Archive::Tar');
ce1dd321	277	install('Module::Install');
7dcf1650	278	install('Catalyst::Devel');
ce1dd321	279	install('Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader');
4d583dd8	280	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Session');
	281	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Session::State::Cookie');
	282	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap');
	283	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::ACL');
	284	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication');
	285	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::Roles');
	286	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::DBIC');
	287	install('Catalyst::Plugin::DefaultEnd');
	288	install('Catalyst::Plugin::StackTrace');
	289	install('Catalyst::Plugin::Dumper');
315ba149	290	install('Catalyst::Plugin::HTML::Widget');
4d583dd8	291	install('Catalyst::Model::DBIC::Schema');
4d583dd8	292	install('Catalyst::View::TT');
ce1dd321	293	install('Test::WWW::Mechanize');
4d583dd8	294	install('Test::WWW::Mechanize::Catalyst');
315ba149	295	install('Test::Pod');
315ba149	296	install('Test::Pod::Coverage');
4d583dd8	297
	298	=item *
	299
	300	Type C<perl cat-install>. It will take a while to complete.
	301
7dcf1650	302	Tip: You may want to enable logging of the output that C<cat-install>
	303	generates as it runs -- it can be useful if you need to troubleshoot
	304	a failure. The log will generate almost 1 MB of output.
	305
	306	Note: Once the C<perl cat-install> is complete, you may want to rerun the
	307	command to check the status of the packages listed in <cat-install>. Ideally,
	308	everything should return a I<name> C<is up to date> message. If any packages
	309	try to re-install, the you could need to manually install the package with the
	310	C<force> option. Also, look for new optional dependences that C<cat-install>
	311	was not able to automatically handle. You can address these by manually
	312	installing the dependency and then re-running C<perl cat-install>.
	313
	314	In some cases you may wish to install an earlier version of a module. For
	315	example, say that the latest version of Module::Install is 0.64 and you
	316	want to install 0.63. The following command under C<perl -MCPAN -e shell>:
	317
	318	cpan> install A/AD/ADAMK/Module-Install-0.63.tar.gz
	319
4d583dd8	320	=back
4d583dd8	321
64ccd8a8	322	You should now have a functioning Catalyst installation with the modules
64ccd8a8	323	and plugins required to run the Catalyst tutorial.
4d583dd8	324
4d583dd8	325
ce1dd321	326	=head1 TESTING THE INSTALLATION
	327
	328	=over 4
	329
	330	=item *
	331
	332	Download the tarball of the final tutorial application:
	333
	334	$ wget http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/examples/Tutorial/Final_Tarball/MyApp.tgz
	335
	336	=item *
	337
	338	Untar it:
	339
	340	$ tar zxvf MyApp.tgz
	341	$ cd MyApp
	342
	343	=item *
	344
	345	Run the tests:
	346
	347	$ CATALYST_DEBUG=0 prove --lib lib t
	348	t/02pod...............skipped
	349	all skipped: set TEST_POD to enable this test
	350	t/03podcoverage.......skipped
	351	all skipped: set TEST_POD to enable this test
	352	t/01app...............ok
	353	t/controller_Login....ok
	354	t/live_app01..........ok 1/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
	355	t/live_app01..........ok 2/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
	356	t/live_app01..........ok 15/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
	357	t/live_app01..........ok 16/0[debug] ***Root::auto User not found, forwarding to /login
	358	t/live_app01..........ok
	359	t/model_MyAppDB.......ok
	360	All tests successful, 2 tests skipped.
	361	Files=6, Tests=55, 11 wallclock secs ( 4.68 cusr + 4.84 csys = 9.52 CPU)
	362
	363	You should see C<All tests successful>.
	364
	365	=back
	366
	367
	368
4d583dd8	369	=head1 AUTHOR
	370
	371	Kennedy Clark, C<hkclark@gmail.com>
	372
d645910d	373	Please report any errors, issues or suggestions to the author. The
7d310f12	374	most recent version of the Catalyst Tutorial can be found at
d645910d	375	L<http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/Catalyst-Runtime/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Tutorial/>.
4d583dd8	376
64ccd8a8	377	Copyright 2006, Kennedy Clark, under Creative Commons License
64ccd8a8	378	(L<http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/>).