docs:development:cruisedit:installation.html
Installation on Debian Lenny
aptitude install pwgen pwgen -1 16
I suggest to use the generataed password for the mysql root user, and to save it in ~root/.my.conf. You will be asked to enter it during the following installation of mysql:
aptitude install apache2 mysql-server libapache2-mod-php5 php5-mysql cd /tmp wget -c http://www.usr-local.org/CruisEdit/cruisedit-0.6.6rc2.tgz cd /usr/local tar -xvkpzf /tmp/cruisedit-0.6.6rc2.tgz mv -iv cruisedit cruisedit-0.6.6rc2 ln -s cruisedit-0.6.6rc2 cruisedit # this two steps are of course a matter of taste mysql # If you're not using .my.cnf, you have to use mysql -p -u root and enter a password
At the mysql prompt enter:
create database ce_mysite ; grant select on ce_mysite.* to cruisedit_read identified by 'xoobuwuuf7cohFoo' ; grant select,insert,update,delete on ce_mysite.* to ce_myuser identified by 'oong0jaeth3eiK3e'; quit
Back on the shell prompt, install the CruisEdit table:
mysql ce_mysite < /usr/local/cruisedit/cruisedit.sql
docs/development/cruisedit/installation.html.txt · Last modified: 22.03.2012 12:50 CET by peter