Hi all,

I'm trying to put together a PAR distribution for a Catalyst using the instructions on http://catalyst.infogami.com/cookbook/par

I've added catalyst_par_core(); and catalyst_par(); to Makefile.pl

Then I run "make catalyst_par" but get the following error:

dlarochelle@dlarochelle-laptop:~/dev/pristine/mediacloud/trunk$ make c
+atalyst_par
include /home/dlarochelle/dev/pristine/mediacloud/trunk/inc/Module/Ins
+tall.pm
Writing PAR "mediawords.par"
make: *** [catalyst_par] Error 2

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Digging into this a bit, I see that make is running the following command: 

/usr/bin/perl "-Iinc" -Ilib -Minc::Module::Install -MModule::Install::
+Catalyst -e"Catalyst::Module::Install::_catalyst_par( '', 'MediaWords
+', { CLASSES => [], PAROPTS =>  {}, ENGINE => 'CGI', SCRIPT => '', US
+AGE => q## } )"

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I've tried running the above command manually and it does indeed return an error code but it gives no error message.

Any idea what's going on or even how to debug this? I've googled and searched perlmonks but haven't found an answer.

Thanks in advance!

In reply to PAR and Catalyst -- make: *** [catalyst_par] Error 2 by dlarochelle

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