[Orca-users] Problem running Orca 525: Can't locate DBI.pm in @INC

[Tonij T.]

>The -d command line option to orca means to daemonize the process,  which 
>puts it into a background mode and detaches it from the  terminal.  That's 
>why it returns almost immediately.
>
>As suggested by David, you can either use the -logfile option in  
>conjunction with -d, or remove the -d and use the -v options to see  what's 
>going on.
>
>Regards,
>Blair
>

Ah, now we are getting somewhere!  I am trying to add additional plots as 
David suggested and it looks like I have a problem with the syntax.  Here is 
the output with -v:


Orca at Wed Feb 15 09:01:32 2006 running on:
    Orca version 0.28.0 (dev 525)
    RRDs version 1.000503
    Perl version 5.008005
Loading state from '/usr/local/var/orca5/rrd/orcallator/orca.state'.
Creating orca_logo.gif.
Creating rrdtool_logo.gif.
Creating rothschild_image_logo.png.
Finding files and setting up data structures at Wed Feb 15 09:01:33 2006.
Current running time is 3:38 minutes.
Sequence (?B...) not recognized in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/mntP_(/(?B 
<-- HERE ATCH|oracle).*)/ at /usr/local/orca5/lib/perl/Orca/SourceFile.pm 
line 434.

I am trying to isolate only the orcacle filesystems, which obviously 
includes any with "oracle" in the name, as well as BATCH (for a custom app). 
  I took Davids suggestion and modified from:

data                    mntp_(/(?!vxckpt|checkp|verita).*)

To:

data                    mntP_(/(?BATCH|oracle).*)

Since Davids example excludes and mine needs to include, I figured all I 
would have to do is remove the ! from the statement; do I need something 
else?

TIA,

PS this probably explains why none of the changes I made to orcallator.cfg 
seem to take effect, such as replacing "Put your site's logo here." with 
something meaningful...