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pyForum Installation Guide [UPDATE]
By: Speedbird
Rank: Starfleet Lieutenant
Postings: 61
From: Camas, Washington
Posted: Sat, 11 April, 2009 - 12:33 PM

Updates in bold

The following is a "quick installation" guide for the pyForum web2py application:

arrow pyForum is Open Source, it has been released under the GPLv3 license.

arrow Download the application pyforum_[version].tgz and decompress it into you "applications" folder within your web2py installation.

arrow Read the INSTALL, HISTORY, ABOUT and LICENSE files located in the root of the application.

arrow Create your SQL database and add the appropriate users and permissions to it. pyForum currently uses MySQL 5.0

arrow Edit pyforum/models/db.py and change line 29: db=SQLDB("mysql://username:passwd@sqlserver:port/database") to suit your needs

arrow access the app normally or through the admin interface "administer database" section.

arrowarrowarrow IMPORTANT - At this point, it is REQUIRED to enter information into the database, information needed by pyForum to process correctly, I've decided to make this step "manual" for a number of reasons, this also includes creating the database indexes, please read the appropriate topic for this subject located within this forum.

arrow After the above step is completed, you will have a working forum system, a username will be created named "Administrator" with password "Administrator" (without the quotes, capitalization is enforced). Log in in the system and quickly change your password to something else.

arrow Visit the pyForum's administrative interface and click on the "Categories" link in the top menu, add your first category and you're set.

More information will be posted as needed.
By: bujisky
Rank: Starfleet Ensign
Postings: 3
From: Unknown
Posted: Wed, 29 April, 2009 - 07:56 AM

Sorry ,But how to 'access the app normally or through the admin interface "administer database" section.'
By: bujisky
Rank: Starfleet Ensign
Postings: 3
From: Unknown
Posted: Wed, 29 April, 2009 - 08:04 AM

I use mac os
By: bujisky
Rank: Starfleet Ensign
Postings: 3
From: Unknown
Posted: Wed, 29 April, 2009 - 11:26 PM

So I try it under windows ,It's run......
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