[Fusionforge-general] Semi-manual installation scripts

[Narayan Raum]

We just tested an install on a clean Debian Lenny system this morning using
the squeeze repository and apt to install fusionforge-full. However, we
haven't done anything beyond that yet. We took a snapshot of the system right
before doing this, and could certainly revert back. Our VM is behind a
firewall, so we can't share access. However, if we do the test, what are you
looking for as far as results?

Narayan

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[mailto:fusionforge-general-bounces at lists.fusionforge.org] On Behalf Of
Roland Mas
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2010 11:35 AM
To: fusionforge-general at lists.fusionforge.org
Subject: [Fusionforge-general] Semi-manual installation scripts


  Hi all,

  I've spent some time bringing the new configuration systems (the *.ini
files, and the Apache config files) into the installation scripts, and
it seems to be working for me, but I'd like to see more testing.  So if
you can spare a virtual machine or a testing server for an hour, I'd
love to hear from you :-)

  For reference, here are the steps to install trunk onto a pure Debian
Squeeze server:

- aptitude install php5-cli
- svn checkout svn://scm.fusionforge.org/svnroot/fusionforge/trunk
  fusionforge-trunk
- cd fusionforge-trunk/src
- ./fusionforge-install-1-deps.php DEBIAN
- aptitude install mailman postfix
- newlist mailman
- ./fusionforge-install-2.php <hostname> www-data www-data
- ./fusionforge-install-3-db.php
- /opt/gforge/db/upgrade-db.php
- ./fusionforge-install-4-config.php
- generate an SSL certificate and store it into /etc/gforge/ssl-cert.key
  and /etc/gforge/ssl-cert.pem
- invoke-rc.d apache2 restart

  Note that the fusionforge-install-3-db.php currently requires that
/bin/sh points at bash rather than dash (any suggestion for how to fix
that is welcome; it's about the "read" builtin and its -e option).  Also
note that this creates a *very insecure* database setup (no access
control at all), and you're supposed to fix it by hand afterwards.  But
it gets the web site up, at any rate.

  I updated the install.sh script so that Red Hat systems should have
most of the goodness too, but I didn't test that part.  Again, testers
welcome.

Roland.
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