On Wed, Jan 25, 2012, Craig White wrote:
>
>On Jan 25, 2012, at 11:53 AM, Bill Campbell wrote:
>
>> I haven't been able to find anything useful on the horde sites,
>> and I haven't found anything useful with 'yum search'.
>>
...
>> The options seem to be:
>>
>> + Get SQL scripts to create the necessary databases.
>>
>> + Find the appropriate SPRMs for the horde components to see how they
>> take care of this in their %post installation processing.
>>
>> + Uninstall the existing stuff using pear, and start from scratch after
>> first creating the appropriate database.
>>
>> + Give up and continue to use the older versions of horde components
>> which do work.
>>
>> Suggestions, pointers to documentation, ???
>----
>you're going to have to make up your mind which you want to use, MySQL or
>PostgreSQL
While I much prefer PostgreSQL, I have been using MySQL with
horde as it looks like that's where there support is best.
>After that decision is made, you would simply create the databases using
>the client tools of either or if you are unfamiliar/uncomfortable using
>command line to create user/database/privileges for the database of choice,
>you probably just want to use something like webmin (can do either postgres
>or mysql), MySQL_Query_Browser (mysql) or PgAdmin3 (postgres)
I've been doing *nix systems since 1982 with Radio Shack Xenix so I'm fine
with the CLI tools. I've also done a fair amount of DB work in python and
perl using their DBI modules.
What I haven't been able to find are the sql script files to do the initial
database creation that were present in older versions of horde, imp,
kronolith, turba, etc.
Bill
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