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yum update
in terminal window. This was done last night and I left it on. It seems that it needs a lot of time. Do I really need to run this always during the installation process?
Then I had to type:
yum install xxxx
packages. What list of packages ( RPM ) packages? I STOPPED HERE.
What to type after "yum install" command, please? I was asked for the list of packages.
What is missing in yum.conf file?
After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are installed)?
Create dbase and dbase user:
$ su – root
# su – postgres
$ createdb Ogo
$ createuser –A –D Ogo
Load dbase schema stored in a file pg-build-schema.psql:
/usr/local/lib/opengroupware.org-1.1a/commands/OGo.model/Resources/pg- build-schema.psql
$ pushd /usr/local/lib/opengroupware.org-1.1a/commands/OGo.model
$ psql -h localhost OGo OGo
Welcome to psql 7.3.3, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
Type: \copyright for distribution terms
\h for help with SQL commands
\? for help on internal slash commands
\g or terminate with semicolon to execute query
\q to quit
OGo=> \i Resources/pg-build-schema.psql
[output cut]
OGo=> \q
Before check the TCP/IP connection:
psql -h localhost OGo Ogo
Then the Apache (httpd service) and ogo-webui should be started.
httpd://[groupware server IP address]/OpenGroupware
Please, can someone answer is this install procedure ok?
Thanks!
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> After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct
> (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are
> installed)?
No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will
set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably
'default' configuration).
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Adam,
Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command
related to the RPM packages (text with red colour). I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL>
AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE (FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),.
Of course the databse had to be installed.
PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN!
IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES?
THANKS, I'LL APPRECIATE THE ANSWER!
On 6/29/07, Adam Tauno Williams <adam@...> wrote:
> After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct
> (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are
> installed)?
No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will
set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably
'default' configuration).
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> Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command
> related to the RPM packages (text with red colour).
Since I'm not reading the HTML version of your message, and you
shouldn't post HTML messages, the "red colour" isn't there.
> I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL>
I'd **GUESS** you'd do something like:
yum install ogo-meta-1.1.6-r1764.0.i386.rpm
I assume you'll need
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.5.8-sixtyfour/ and http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/ThirdParty/ as 'repositories' as well.
There is information on FC1 in the docs phone.
http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/cvidal/Document.2004-10-02.0427/viewIt mentions um.
> AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE
> PLACE (FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),.
> Of course the databse had to be installed.
> PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN!
> IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES?
I assume yum has a manual page, and possibly a website, so it isn't "A
SECRET".
<aside>I don't know how since I think these automated installers et al
are a poor system management practice - what happens if you need to
reinstall/roll-back and you don't have Internet connectivity, or the
repository is down, or the packages have changed, or the version you
used is no longer available. You can't use something like yum and
legitimately have an SLA. You should have physical/local copies of
everything you have installed; which means you download them. Things
like yum also obscure package dependencies which is something the
administrator should explicitly know about; hiding these issues in the
name of convenience is not a feature, it is just being lazy and
postponing problems to a later date.</aside>
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If you're still looking to the answer to your problem, I was messing around with it last night. If you want to install Opengroupware via yum, use these steps:
Open up /etc/yum.conf . Add the following lines to it:
[ogo-releases]
name=OpenGroupware.org release builds
baseurl= http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.0.0-finally/You'll also need Sope and some Third party libraries. Depending on the version you choose. In the above example, version 1.0.0-finally was chosen, which needs Sope 4.4. So, we also need to add these lines to /etc/yum.conf
[sope-releases]
name=Sope 4.4 Release
baseurl= http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.4.0-cell/[thirdparty-releases]
name=Third Party Support Packages for OpenGroupware
baseurl= http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/ThirdParty/Okay. Now that both of these are in your yum.conf, save it. You can run yum update if you want, but you need to run "yum install ogo-meta" (no quotes) to install OpenGroupWare. This will install all the needed packages.
Hope this helps, let me know how it works.
Cheers,
Jadranka Stupar wrote:
Adam,
Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command
related to the RPM packages (text with red colour). I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW
WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL>
AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE
(FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),.
Of course the databse had to be installed.
PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN!
IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES?
THANKS, I'LL APPRECIATE THE ANSWER!
On 6/29/07, Adam Tauno Williams <adam@morrison-ind.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct
> > (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are
> > installed)?
>
> No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will
> set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably
> 'default' configuration).
>
>
>
>
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Thanks a lot!
I did the similar thing but with different packages and I put this code in ogo.repo in the /etc/yum.repos.d folder:
fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.1.6-finally/yummy
and
/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.5.9-maple/
Do I need to put gpgcheck=0 in the yum.conf file?
And first I have to install Fedora 5 with PostgreSql.
Then I will run yum tool.
I'll try it right now and I'll send you the feedback.
Thank you so much - I feel free to ask you more about OGO e.g. aboutpost installation tasks etc.
Regards!
On 7/12/07, SnakeDiver <briancs@...> wrote:
If you're still looking to the answer to your problem, I was messing around
with it last night. If you want to install Opengroupware via yum, use these
steps:
Open up /etc/yum.conf . Add the following lines to it:
[ogo-releases]
name=OpenGroupware.org release builds
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.0.0-finally/
You'll also need Sope and some Third party libraries. Depending on the
version you choose. In the above example, version
1.0.0-finally was chosen,
which needs Sope 4.4. So, we also need to add these lines to /etc/yum.conf
[sope-releases]
name=Sope 4.4 Release
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.4.0-cell/
[thirdparty-releases]
name=Third Party Support Packages for OpenGroupware
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/ThirdParty/
Okay. Now that both of these are in your yum.conf, save it. You can run
yum update if you want, but you need to run "yum install ogo-meta" (no
quotes) to install OpenGroupWare. This will install all the needed
packages.
Hope this helps, let me know how it works.
Cheers,
Jadranka Stupar wrote:
>
> Adam,
>
> Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command> related to the RPM packages (text with red colour). I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW > WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL> > > AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE
> PLACE > (FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),. > > Of course the databse had to be installed. > PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN! > IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES?
> > THANKS, I'LL APPRECIATE THE ANSWER! > > > On 6/29/07, Adam Tauno Williams < adam@...> wrote: >> >> >>
>> > After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct >> > (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are >> > installed)? >> >> No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will
>> set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably >> 'default' configuration). >> >> >> >> > >
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If you're having trouble with the key, you'll want to set gpgcheck=0 in yum.conf. I couldn't find the key.
If you can find the key, just do a "rpm --import <URL_TO_KEY>" then you can leave gpgcheck=1 in yum.conf.
Good luck. You do need to make sure PostgreSQL. Run the "yum install ogo-meta". After that is done, you may need to run: "yum install ogo-database-setup"
Let me know how it goes!
Cheers, Brian AKA: SnakeDiver
On 13-Jul-07, at 6:06 AM, Jadranka Stupar wrote: Thanks a lot! I did the similar thing but with different packages and I put this code in ogo.repo in the /etc/yum.repos.d folder: fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.1.6-finally/yummy and /fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.5.9-maple/ Do I need to put gpgcheck=0 in the yum.conf file? And first I have to install Fedora 5 with PostgreSql. Then I will run yum tool. I'll try it right now and I'll send you the feedback. Thank you so much - I feel free to ask you more about OGO e.g. aboutpost installation tasks etc. Regards!
On 7/12/07, SnakeDiver <briancs@...> wrote:
If you're still looking to the answer to your problem, I was messing around
with it last night. If you want to install Opengroupware via yum, use these
steps:
Open up /etc/yum.conf . Add the following lines to it:
[ogo-releases]
name=OpenGroupware.org release builds
baseurl= http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.0.0-finally/
You'll also need Sope and some Third party libraries. Depending on the
version you choose. In the above example, version 1.0.0-finally was chosen,
which needs Sope 4.4. So, we also need to add these lines to /etc/yum.conf
[sope-releases]
name=Sope 4.4 Release
baseurl= http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.4.0-cell/
[thirdparty-releases]
name=Third Party Support Packages for OpenGroupware
baseurl= http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/ThirdParty/
Okay. Now that both of these are in your yum.conf, save it. You can run
yum update if you want, but you need to run "yum install ogo-meta" (no
quotes) to install OpenGroupWare. This will install all the needed
packages.
Hope this helps, let me know how it works.
Cheers,
Jadranka Stupar wrote:
>
> Adam,
>
> Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command> related to the RPM packages (text with red colour). I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW > WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL> > > AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE > PLACE > (FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),. > > Of course the databse had to be installed. > PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN! > IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES? > > THANKS, I'LL APPRECIATE THE ANSWER! > > > On 6/29/07, Adam Tauno Williams < adam@...> wrote: >> >> >> >> > After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct >> > (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are >> > installed)? >> >> No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will >> set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably >> 'default' configuration). >> >> >> >> > >
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I will probably continue with my OGO installation tomorrow.
Again, , Brian, thanks a lot!
On 7/13/07, Brian Price <briancs@...> wrote:
If you're having trouble with the key, you'll want to set gpgcheck=0 in yum.conf. I couldn't find the key.
If you can find the key, just do a "rpm --import <URL_TO_KEY>" then you can leave gpgcheck=1 in yum.conf.
Good luck. You do need to make sure PostgreSQL. Run the "yum install ogo-meta". After that is done, you may need to run: "yum install ogo-database-setup"
Let me know how it goes!
Cheers,
Brian
AKA: SnakeDiver
On 13-Jul-07, at 6:06 AM, Jadranka Stupar wrote:
Thanks a lot!
I did the similar thing but with different packages and I put this code in ogo.repo in the /etc/yum.repos.d folder:
fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.1.6-finally/yummy
and
/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.5.9-maple/
Do I need to put gpgcheck=0 in the yum.conf file?
And first I have to install Fedora 5 with PostgreSql.
Then I will run yum tool.
I'll try it right now and I'll send you the feedback.
Thank you so much - I feel free to ask you more about OGO e.g. aboutpost installation tasks etc.
Regards!
On 7/12/07, SnakeDiver <briancs@...> wrote:
If you're still looking to the answer to your problem, I was messing around
with it last night. If you want to install Opengroupware via yum, use these
steps:
Open up /etc/yum.conf . Add the following lines to it:
[ogo-releases]
name=OpenGroupware.org release builds
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.0.0-finally/
You'll also need Sope and some Third party libraries. Depending on the
version you choose. In the above example, version
1.0.0-finally was chosen,
which needs Sope 4.4. So, we also need to add these lines to /etc/yum.conf
[sope-releases]
name=Sope 4.4 Release
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.4.0-cell/
[thirdparty-releases]
name=Third Party Support Packages for OpenGroupware
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/ThirdParty/
Okay. Now that both of these are in your yum.conf, save it. You can run
yum update if you want, but you need to run "yum install ogo-meta" (no
quotes) to install OpenGroupWare. This will install all the needed
packages.
Hope this helps, let me know how it works.
Cheers,
Jadranka Stupar wrote:
>
> Adam,
>
> Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command> related to the RPM packages (text with red colour). I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW > WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL> > > AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE
> PLACE > (FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),. > > Of course the databse had to be installed. > PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN! > IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES?
> > THANKS, I'LL APPRECIATE THE ANSWER! > > > On 6/29/07, Adam Tauno Williams < adam@...> wrote: >> >> >> >> > After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct >> > (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are
>> > installed)? >> >> No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will >> set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably >> 'default' configuration).
>> >> >> >> > >
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I tried the installation using the steps you sent me, but I got errors straight away (see the attached file).
I am working on VMware Player with Fedora 5.
Before, I tried to install OGO creating ogo.repo file in /etc/yum.repos.d folder, and then typing yum update and yum install ogo-meta.
But, with no success.
I was reading the posts from this forum and I realised that most of the people had a problem during the OGO installation.
Administrators, is it really imposable to write installation steps for OpenGroupware 1.1.6 (e.g.) using yum tool?
Right now I am trying to install opengroupware-1.1.6-yummy with sope-4.5.8-sixtyfour, ThirdParty and all from .../fedora-core5/trunk/.
Thanks!
On 7/13/07, Brian Price <briancs@...> wrote:
If you're having trouble with the key, you'll want to set gpgcheck=0 in yum.conf. I couldn't find the key.
If you can find the key, just do a "rpm --import <URL_TO_KEY>" then you can leave gpgcheck=1 in yum.conf.
Good luck. You do need to make sure PostgreSQL. Run the "yum install ogo-meta". After that is done, you may need to run: "yum install ogo-database-setup"
Let me know how it goes!
Cheers,
Brian
AKA: SnakeDiver
On 13-Jul-07, at 6:06 AM, Jadranka Stupar wrote:
Thanks a lot!
I did the similar thing but with different packages and I put this code in ogo.repo in the /etc/yum.repos.d folder:
fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.1.6-finally/yummy
and
/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.5.9-maple/
Do I need to put gpgcheck=0 in the yum.conf file?
And first I have to install Fedora 5 with PostgreSql.
Then I will run yum tool.
I'll try it right now and I'll send you the feedback.
Thank you so much - I feel free to ask you more about OGO e.g. aboutpost installation tasks etc.
Regards!
On 7/12/07, SnakeDiver <briancs@...> wrote:
If you're still looking to the answer to your problem, I was messing around
with it last night. If you want to install Opengroupware via yum, use these
steps:
Open up /etc/yum.conf . Add the following lines to it:
[ogo-releases]
name=OpenGroupware.org release builds
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/opengroupware-1.0.0-finally/
You'll also need Sope and some Third party libraries. Depending on the
version you choose. In the above example, version
1.0.0-finally was chosen,
which needs Sope 4.4. So, we also need to add these lines to /etc/yum.conf
[sope-releases]
name=Sope 4.4 Release
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/sope-4.4.0-cell/
[thirdparty-releases]
name=Third Party Support Packages for OpenGroupware
baseurl=
http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/releases/ThirdParty/
Okay. Now that both of these are in your yum.conf, save it. You can run
yum update if you want, but you need to run "yum install ogo-meta" (no
quotes) to install OpenGroupWare. This will install all the needed
packages.
Hope this helps, let me know how it works.
Cheers,
Jadranka Stupar wrote:
>
> Adam,
>
> Sorry, please, my question is related to YUM INSTALL xxxx command> related to the RPM packages (text with red colour). I SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW > WHAT TO WRITE AFTER INSTALL> > > AND I WROTE THE WHOLE TEXT IN ORDER TO PUT EVERYTHING TOGETHER IN ONE
> PLACE > (FEDORA 5 AND OpenGroupware),. > > Of course the databse had to be installed. > PLEASE READ THE ORIGINAL POST AGAIN! > IS IT A SECRET HOW TO USE YUM INSTALL TOOL FOR RPM PACKAGES?
> > THANKS, I'LL APPRECIATE THE ANSWER! > > > On 6/29/07, Adam Tauno Williams < adam@...> wrote: >> >> >> >> > After this, I should Install and configure database. Is this correct >> > (after assuming that necessary PostgreSQL server packages are
>> > installed)? >> >> No, you must have PostgreSQL installed before you start; the RPMs will >> set up the database for you (assuming you starting with a reasonably >> 'default' configuration).
>> >> >> >> > >
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> I tried the installation using the steps you sent me, but I got errors
> straight away (see the attached file).
> I am working on VMware Player with Fedora 5.
> Before, I tried to install OGO creating ogo.repo file in /etc/yum.repos.d
> folder, and then typing *yum update* and *yum install ogo-meta.*
> **
> But, with no success*.*
> I was reading the posts from this forum and I realised that most of the
> people had a problem during the OGO installation.
1.) People with problems post messages to the list; people for whom
installation goes well don't. So this isn't a valid indicator of much.
2.) Installation is very simple. Just stop fiddling around with yum,
download the packages, and install them.
> Administrators, is it really imposable to write installation steps for
> OpenGroupware 1.1.6 (e.g.) using yum tool?
> Right now I am trying to install opengroupware-1.1.6-yummy with
> sope-4.5.8-sixtyfour, ThirdParty and all from .../fedora-core5/trunk/.
This statement is incongroupus "install opengroupware-1.1.6-yummy with
sope-4.5.8-sixtyfour, ThirdParty and all from .../fedora-core5/trunk/."
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>> Right now I am trying to install opengroupware-1.1.6-yummy with
>> sope-4.5.8-sixtyfour, ThirdParty and all from .../fedora-core5/trunk/.
> This statement is incongroupus "install opengroupware-1.1.6-yummy with
> sope-4.5.8-sixtyfour, ThirdParty and all from .../fedora-core5/trunk/."
If you are actually trying to install "trunk" (nightly) then download
all the ogo*latest*, sope47*latest*, mod_ngobjweb*latest*, and
libfoundation*latest* files from
ftp://ftp.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core5/trunk/ into
an empty directory. Basically all the *latest* files except the
sope45 packages. Then do an "rpm -Uvh *.rpm". Very simple.
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