[Mapbender-commits] r1079 - trunk/mapbender

[svn_mapbender at osgeo.org]

Author: astrid_emde
Date: 2007-01-26 13:11:40 -0500 (Fri, 26 Jan 2007)
New Revision: 1079

Removed:
   trunk/mapbender/mb_installation.txt
Log:


Deleted: trunk/mapbender/mb_installation.txt
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--- trunk/mapbender/mb_installation.txt	2007-01-26 18:03:11 UTC (rev 1078)
+++ trunk/mapbender/mb_installation.txt	2007-01-26 18:11:40 UTC (rev 1079)
@@ -1,88 +0,0 @@
-Read the description in the Mapbender Wiki
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-http://www.mapbender.org/index.php/Installation
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-Every Mapbender User is invited to let the Mapbender Wiki grow.
-If you want an account to edit any of these Wiki pages please write an email to info at mapbender.org and request for an ID and password. 
-You need a valid email address to be able to edit this Wiki. 
-
-
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--- 1. Database:
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---
--- MySQL --
---
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--- Create a Database:
--- select the encoding to run your databse: UTF8 or Latin is possible (choose in the mapbender.conf)
--- To Show the possible character sets:
-SHOW CHARACTER SET; 
-SHOW COLLATION;
-
-
--- database with utf8 encoding
-create database mapbender CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci ;
-
-
--- database with ISO-8859-1 encoding 
-create database mapbender CHARACTER SET latin1 COLLATE latin1_german1_ci ;
-
--- select the database mapbender
-use mapbender
-
--- special: update the mb_user_password to md5 for an existing Mapbender installation that used password()-encryption
-in the file mapbender/frames/login.php there is a variable $setEncPw. 
-Set $setEncPw = true to transform the password to md5 when the user logged in with the right password. 
-This helps you to transform the passwords step by step from password() to md5().
-
-
-
---If you want to run Mapbender with MySQL load the following files:
-1. mysql_schema.sql 	(creates tables, keys, constraints)
-2. mysql_data.sql	(loads data)
--- run the scripts as follow:
-source mysql_schema.sql 
-source mysql_data.sql (make sure, that you use the right sql for the right encoding)
-
-
---
--- PostgreSQL --
---
-
--- Create a Database with Latin1 or UTF8 encoding
-
-If you want to run Mapbender with PostgreSQL load the following files:
-1. pgsql_schema.sql (creates tables, keys, constraints)
-2. pgsql_data.sql	(loads data)
-3. pgsql_serial_set_sequences_7x.sql or pgsql_serial_set_sequences.sql 
-(depending on wich postgresql version you use, sets the values for the sequences)
-- Zählerstand der Sequenz für Serial-Felder (Autowerte)
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-
--- How to load the sqls in PostgreSQL:
-psql -f pgsql_schema.sql <dbname>
-psql -f pgsql_data.sql <dbname>
-psql -f pgsql_serial_set_sequences.sql <dbname>
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--- 2. mapbender configuration
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-configure the file mapbender.conf 
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--- check the database connection
-http://localhost/tools/mapbender_setup.php
-
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--- 3. print configuration
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-
-to use the pdfprint configure the files:
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-mapbender_2.2.1\http\print\printPDF.conf (if you use the print in an iframe)
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-mapbender_2.2.1\http\print\printPDF_b.conf (if you use the print with a button - b for button)
-