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196 lines
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Template: phpgroupware/configuration/note
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Type: note
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Description: Package configuration note.
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phpGroupWare can be and should be configured entirely via web, so, in the
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following configuration steps, I'm going to prompt you for the passwords that
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phpGroupWare uses for web configuration and some default values for the
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application startup. Then you should point your browser to the phpGroupWare
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setup, for example:
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.
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http://${site}/phpgroupware/setup
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.
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continue the configuration, fill the database and let phpGroupWare be aware of
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the installed modules.
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Template: phpgroupware/installation/note_0_9_13_14RC1
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Type: note
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Description: Installation Note.
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You can find new Upgrade/Install issues in
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/usr/share/doc/phpgroupware/README.Debian. Please, read it.
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Template: phpgroupware/header/password
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Type: password
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Description: Please, insert phpGroupWare 'Header Admin' password:
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'Header Admin', is the section in which the phpGroupWare administrator can
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define the information which will let the application to 'start' (i.e. DBMS
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settings, directories location etc.)
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Template: phpgroupware/header/password/confirm
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Type: password
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Description: Please, retype the phpGroupWare 'Header Admin' password:
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Please, insert the 'Header Admin' password again. If the password you are
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going to retype mismatch the previous inserted one, I'll ask you to insert
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them again.
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Template: phpgroupware/header/password/mismatch
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Type: text
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Description: Passwords mismatch.
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The 'Header Admin' passwords you inserted mismatch. Please, try again.
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Template: phpgroupware/configuration/password
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Type: password
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Description: Please, insert the phpGroupWare 'Setup/Config Admin' password:
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The 'Setup/Config Admin' is the section in which the phpGroupWare
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administrator access the following facilities:
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.
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(1) Simple Application Management
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(2) Configuration (general)
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(3) Language Management
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(4) Advanced Application Management
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Template: phpgroupware/configuration/password/confirm
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Type: password
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Description: Please, retype the phpGroupWare 'Setup/Config Admin' password:
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Please insert the 'Setup/Config Admin' password again. If the password you
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are going to retype mismatch the previous inserted one, I'll ask you to
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insert them again.
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Template: phpgroupware/configuration/password/mismatch
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Type: text
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Description: Passwords mismatch.
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The configuration passwords you inserted mismatch. Please, try again.
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Template: phpgroupware/webserver
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Type: select
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Choices: Apache, Apache-ssl, Both, None
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Description: Which Web Server are you running?
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phpGroupWare supports any web server that php3/php4 does, but this
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configuration process only supports Apache and Apache-SSL. Feel free to submit
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any hint or patch that would help me in the setup of other Web Servers to
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phpgroupware@packages.qa.debian.org or wwwconfig-common@packages.qa.debian.org
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Template: phpgroupware/db
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Type: text
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Description: phpGroupWare DB setup NOTE.
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Now you should specify the DBMS settings. You must provide the host name on
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which the DBMS server is installed, the type (i.e. PostgresQL, MySql,
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mSQL etc.), the DB name, the DBMS administrator user-name, etc.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/host
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Type: string
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Default: localhost
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Description: Please, insert phpGroupWare DB host name:
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This should be the host-name or IP address that phpGroupWare will use to access
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the DB.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/type
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Type: select
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Choices: PostgresQL, MySql, mSQL, Sybase, Oracle, MicrosoftSQL, ODBC Compliant , none
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Description: Please, select phpGroupWare DB type:
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This is the name (and so the type) of The DBMS you will use.
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.
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NOTE: Debian only support PostgresQL and MySql for automatic system
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configuration. Other DBMS are either no more, not yet supported or proprietary one.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/name
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Type: string
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Default: phpgroupware
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Description: Please, insert phpGroupWare DB name:
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This is the name of the DB that phpGroupWare will use.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/user/name
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Type: string
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Default: phpgroupware
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Description: Please, insert the DBMS user-name to access the DB:
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This is the user-name that phpGroupWare will use to access the DB.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/user/password
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Type: password
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Description: Please, insert the password to access the DB:
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This is the password that phpGroupWare will use, along with user-name you
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provided, to access the DB.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/user/password/confirm
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Type: password
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Description: Please, retype the password to access the DB:
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Please insert the DB access password again. If the password you are going to
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retype mismatch the previous inserted one, I'll ask you to insert them again.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/user/password/mismatch
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Type: text
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Description: Passwords mismatch.
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The DB access passwords you inserted mismatch. Please, try again.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/admin/name
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Type: string
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Description: Please, insert the DBMS administrator user-name:
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This user-name will be used to access the DBMS to create (if needed):
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(1) The DB
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(2) The new DBMS account that phpGroupWare will use to access the DB
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.
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It should be 'postgres' for PostgresQL or 'root' for MySql.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/admin/password
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Type: password
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Description: Please, insert the DBMS administrator password (if any):
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This is the password that will be used along with the DBMS administrator
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user-name.
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.
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NOTE: This password will not be asked twice, since it's not a new password.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/setup/skip
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Type: boolean
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Default: false
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Description: DB setup skipped.
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DB setup will be skipped.
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Template: phpgroupware/db/setup/abort
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Type: note
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Description: Abort DB setup.
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The DBMS type you selected is not supported; you should manually
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create and drop the DB and the DBMS account that phpGroupWare need.
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In any case I'll setup the configuration file
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(/etc/phpgroupware/header.inc.php).
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Template: phpgroupware/postgres/error
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Type: note
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Description: Abort DB setup.
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Sorry, but I'm unable to set up the PostgresQL configuration file to use it
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at localhost. Error message say:
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.
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${error}
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.
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You should manually check the configuration of your PostgresQL. You can try
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to confgure phpGroupWare again later using the dpkg-reconfigure(1) command.
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Template: phpgroupware/postgres/remote
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Type: note
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Description: Abort DB setup.
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Your PostgresQL server is not on localhost, so, by now, you need to create the
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DBMS account and the DB by yourself.
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Template: phpgroupware/configuration/overwrite
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Type: boolean
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Default: false
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Description: Overwrite 'Header Admin' configuration?
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With the informations you are going to provide, I can setup the 'Header
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Admin' file (/etc/phpgroupware/header.inc.php). This may not be the most
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tuned setup, but phpGroupWare will work with the average system. If you say
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'yes', I'll *ALWAYS* overwrite this file on any upgrade of this package. You
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can safely answer 'yes' by now, and disable this option later with the
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dpkg-reconfigure(1) commad.
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Template: phpgroupware/postrm
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Type: boolean
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Default: true
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Description: Delete *ALL*?
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Datas subjected to this question are the DBMS account, the DB and the
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phpGroupWare users ang group files. Do I have to delete *ALL* datas whenever
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the the phpgroupware package will be completely removed from the system?
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Template: phpgroupware/debug
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Type: text
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Description: DEBUG.
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${debug}
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