help installing
25/10/2007 19:45
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Hi All. I've tried to install, but am getting the following error when I go to the url. does this look familiar to anyone? Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting '(' in /home/electliv/public_html/egs/lib/setup.php on line 460 |
08/11/2007 06:51
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Are you running on the subversion checkout or the packaged release? |
06/12/2007 17:39
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Hi there, I like the look of EGS from I can see on the website but do you think you could possibly flesh out the installation docs? They kind of trail off a bit after 'create database'. Cheers |
07/12/2007 08:54
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Hi Minion, Docs are one of the things we are going to be looking at after Christmas and updating the website - have you got any particular issues/things you are stuck on at the moment? Thanks Jake |
07/12/2007 13:20
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Hi Jake, thanks for getting back. In particular I got as far as running schema.sql with the database but there are two users in there (jas and pgsql) that don't exist. Did I need to create them? Sorry I'm still a newbie with *nix. Other than that I think I'm ok. Looking forward to some more docs, I know the development is more important right now. Cheers |
07/12/2007 14:37
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Hi, You shouldn't need to worry about the users - they are just warnings. Let me know how you get on and if you have any other questions. Thanks Jake |
16/12/2007 13:02
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Hi everyone, I like what I am seeing through the website too and have been through the process of evaluating some of the other bloated options until I saw egs today. I have a quick question regarding installation (on Solaris 10 in my case). I have installed perl and updated my apache/tomcat installations, but haven't really used perl before. I have also created the database, imported the schema, changed the db details and made 'data' writable. What do I do next? How do I bring up the log in screen? Is this just through a browser with http://localhost:8080/**? What is the ** in this case? Thanks in advance. |
20/12/2007 20:10
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Hi, PHP is the main requirement, I'm afraid I don't have much experience of that on Solaris. Try getting that installed and pointing the browser at your webserver (http://localhost if it is installed on the same machine as you are browsing on). Thanks Jake |