The fact that livejournal is already running is pretty irrelevant. The only thing it proves is that apache and perl are currently configured properly. You have a working web server. That's not a bad place to start really. Slash requires more third party modules than livejournal. This means it takes a little longer to get going, but some of us obviously think it's worth it. Yes, you can setup livejournal in one vhost and slash in another and they won't destroy each other. I haven't done this myself ad
I did have to recompile mod_perl and apache (I like mod_perl compiled in statically) because not all the mod_perl options slash needs were activated. It wasn't too much of a pain though. I may pitch this to my college as an easy way to do campus news updates. Install may be what they'd consider a pain but the end result would be worth it.
Figure out what OS they're going to be running, build rpm's (or debs or whatever) of all the necessary bits for that distro and they don't have to worry about how hard it is to install.:)
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