Topic: Kronolite install

[gregswallow]

Starting on Monday sounds good to me too.  I'll do that as default for the next version.

The prefs.php file needs to be expanded.  But if you want to make the change, first edit /etc/e-smith/templates/home/httpd/html/horde/kronolith/config/prefs.php/150weekstartmonday and change the 'value' from 0 to 1.

Then do:

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expand-template /home/httpd/html/horde/kronolith/config/prefs.php

Let me know if there's anything else.

[hellstern]

Thanks I now have Monday as start off the week.
Look great

/Tue  

[gregswallow]

The next Horde application I would like to use is Nag and then Gollem.

Nag, gollem, mnemo, mimp and chora rpms (so far to install files only, not configuration) are here:
http://mirror.contribs.org/smeserver/contribs/gswallow/wip/

To get into the administration, you have to edit horde/config/conf.php and edit the 'admins' line to be something like this:

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$conf['auth']['admins'] = array('username@domain.com');
Then when you log in again as that username, you see Administration->Setup in the left menu.  It won't save the configuration for you because of file permissions, you'll have to copy and paste as it suggests.  

What I'd like is if you can let me know what the contents of your conf.php files are for gollem and nag, and if you had to change any other configuration files, what the changes were.

You might have to edit horde/config/registry.php and set some of those apps from inactve to active so they appear in the menu.  I'm going to patch the e-smith-horde rpm to enable them all soon.  

BTW, Ingo will be in the next beta, along with some inline viewers for MS Documents.

[hellstern]

Hi,
I have now tried Nag:

1.Installed the rpm
2.edit the conf.php file line: $conf['auth']['admins'] = array('username@domain.com');
3.Locked in as that user
4.Created the cnof.php file
5.Manuel created the file in /nag/config/conf.php
6.Locked into MySql and run the nag.sql script

Every thing is working

/Tue

[kirkf]

Hi, Greg.  I'm playing around with your kronolith rpms, but I'm a little confused.  There are two rpms:

kronolith-h3-2.0.3-1sme01.noarch.rpm, dated Sept 6, 2005

kronolith-h3-2.0.3-1sme02.noarch.rpm, dated June 15, 2005

Is the sme02 version actually the more current?

Kirk