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Epiware v4.8.5 * Run the "install" script. * It checks to see of your are super user right now * For new installs no longer have to create directory /usr/share/antiword * For shared hosted installs now create the document area * and binary area off of your /home/myaccount dir * You can install manually... mkdir /home/myaccount/storage mkdir /home/myaccount/storage/document_area mkdir /home/myaccount/storage/binaries cp -r Epiware_4.8.5/binaries/* /home/myaccount/storage/binaries chmod -R 777 /home/myaccount/storage * The issues will be applying permissions so that apache * can write to this directory as well as execute programes * Will all depend on your hosted service.. * apache process might be owned by nobody or apache.. * You will need to change accordingly chown -R nobody /storage chmod -R 711 /storage chmod -R +x /storage/binaries OR.. chmod -R 777 /storage * next update the config.inc.php file.. * to point to these new locations. define("BINARY_LOCATION", "/home/myaccount/storage/binaries"); define("DOCUMENT_DIRECTORY","/home/myaccount/storage/document_area"); define("CALENDAR_ATTACHMENT_DIRECTORY","/home/myaccount/storage/attachments"); define("IMAGE_GALLERY_PATH","/home/myaccount/storage/document_area"); define("ERROR_LOG_PATH", "/home/myaccount/storage/document_area"); define("EPI_BANNER_DIRECTORY","/home/myaccount/storage/document_area"); Upgrading from versions less than 4.7.5 ===================================== * There is a database change 1 table added! * You must issue following table into your database CREATE TABLE `token` ( `token_id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, `token_data` char(64) NOT NULL, `num_of_uses` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `time_of_death` datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00', `user_id` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `group_id` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', `time_created` datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00', PRIMARY KEY (`token_id`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; * Upgrade all files except config.inc.php and index.php Example upgrade actions. cp -r Epiware_4.8.0/epi /var/www/html/epi_new cp /var/www/html/epi/config.inc.php /var/www/html/epi_new cp /var/www/html/epi/index.php /var/www/html/epi_new Then test the new release www.mycompany.com/epi_new Once looks good.. make back up of old and mv epi_new epi Installation ============ Download and install the lastest MySQL http://www.mysql.com Download and install the lastest APACE http://www.apache.org Download and install the lastest PHP http://www.php.net Unzip and untar the file Epiware-***.tar.gz tar xvfz Epiware-***.tar.gz Change into the Epiware-*** directory cd Epiware* Login as root su Run the install script ./install Install does 3 important steps. 1. Create a dir called /storage/document_area 2. Copies binaries to /storage/binaries 3. Copies share/antiword to /usr/share/antiword You can change the location /storage/document_area. If you change this location, you must tell the application to look in this new location in the config.inc.php. You will need to update each of the folowing, to where documents will be stored, if different. define("DOCUMENT_DIRECTORY","/storage/document_area"); define("CALENDAR_ATTACHMENT_DIRECTORY","/storage/attachments"); define("IMAGE_GALLERY_PATH","/storage/document_area"); define("ERROR_LOG_PATH", "/storage/document_area"); //a document area for wiki-group banners - unlike document area, this cannot be changed w/o moving all files at a later date define("EPI_BANNER_DIRECTORY","/storage/document_area"); Likewise if you change the location of the binaries you will also need to update the config.inc.php variable define("BINARY_LOCATION", "/storage/binaries"); Make sure you chance this to anything other than what is delivered. This makes the encryption on your URL unique define("KEY", "my_unique_key_example"); /****************************************************************************/ /* */ /* 1. Create tables in the Database with project_db.sql! */ /* mysql -u root -p < epi/project_db.sql */ /* */ /* */ /* 2. Copy recursively the files in from epi to your webserver */ /* example (cp -r epi /usr/local/apache/htdocs) */ /* */ /****************************************************************************/ EPIware should not be running on your machine. You can remove the EPIware installation directory. NOTES: - The first person that logs into Epiware will be the ROOT user. He has full control of the applicaiton. Other users can also be designated as root after they are created. - By default, php expects to find the mysql.sock file at /tmp/mysql.sock If your mysql.sock file is located in another directory, you will have to edit the EPIware configuration file (./config.inc.php). Edit the line that contains 'define( "IP_ADDRESS","localhost");' to 'define( "IP_ADDRESS","localhost:/path/to/mysql.sock");' where /path/to/mysql.sock is the complete path to your mysql.sock file. - Source code to GNU software used by EPIware is located in the src directory. COPYRIGHT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ================================================================== Epiware does not claim to have written or modified any of the following software packages. The source code is also included with the Epiware distribution for each package that requires it. GLIMPSE ------------------------------------------------------------------ This product includes software that can be located at (http://www.webglimpse.net/). ANTIWORD GPL LICENSED SOFTWARE ------------------------------------------------------------------- This product includes antiword software that can be located at (http://www.winfield.demon.nl/) and licensed under GPL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html). Antiword has not been modified, and its source is located in the directory /EPIware(realease#)/binaries/src/. XPDF GPL (VERSION 2) LICENSED SOFTWARE ------------------------------------------------------------------- This product includes xpdf software that can be located at (http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/about.html) and licensed under GPL version 2. Xpdf has not been modified, and the documentation, README, and COPYING files are located in the directory /EPIware(realease#)/binaries/src/.