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Antonio,
Being a CMS, Bricolage does dynamic content management and supports
PostgreSQL. Point your browser to http://bricolage.cc for more info.


David, Sam and all,
Congrats to the job well done in Bricolage! I reinstalled bricolage on a
FBSD 4.7 box and had a problem with Text::Iconv-1.2. Apparently, the
installation of libiconv from /usr/local/src puts iconv.h on
/usr/local/include. You may also want to include this on README.Freebsd -
to also modify the Makefile.PL of Text::Iconv-1.2 to include INC =>
'I/usr/local/include' or wherever iconv.h resides.

Thanks.
Marlon

>i'm a new user of Bricolage CMS and i need to say if this Content
Management System it's >capable to manage a dinamic Site (i.e. articles of
journal that are updating every day) and in >particular i need to say if
this system can fetch data from a database (i.e. MySQL or PgSQL) (i.e. >link
to articles);




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On Tuesday, November 26, 2002, at 06:48 PM, Marlon Bermas wrote:

> Congrats to the job well done in Bricolage! I reinstalled bricolage
> on a
> FBSD 4.7 box and had a problem with Text::Iconv-1.2. Apparently, the
> installation of libiconv from /usr/local/src puts iconv.h on
> /usr/local/include. You may also want to include this on
> README.Freebsd -
> to also modify the Makefile.PL of Text::Iconv-1.2 to include INC =>
> 'I/usr/local/include' or wherever iconv.h resides.

That actually shouldn't be necessary if /usr/local/include exists
before you build Perl.

David

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On Tuesday, November 26, 2002, at 01:34 PM, tonyek wrote:

> i'm a new user of Bricolage CMS and i need to say if this Content
> Management System it's capable to manage a dinamic Site (i.e. articles
> of journal that are updating every day)

Yes. You can update a story every day and republish it. But if you
just want a blog, I recommend Moveable Type.

> and in particular i need to say if this system can fetch data from a
> database (i.e. MySQL or PgSQL) (i.e. link to articles);

Yes, you can either create links between stories in the UI via the
"Related Story" functionality. Or, if you have a separate database, you
can use DBI in your Mason or HTML::Template templates to connect to it
and do anything you can do in Perl.

HTH,

Daviid

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