eGroupWare + G2
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RalfBecker
Joined: 2006-07-09
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Posted: Sun, 2006-07-09 16:50
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Hi, I'm one of the eGroupWare administrators and core-developers. I just started Integration G2 into eGroupWare. The Basic instegration (Accountssync and embeding into eGroupWare itself) is already working and availible via our SVN: http://svn.egroupware.org/egroupware/trunk/gallery (it fetches G2 automatic from the G2 repository trunk). I'm working now in creating a block/module for our integrated content management SiteMgr. I might need some help, when I'm further into it. We'll see ... Were I need help is: I want to install G2 automatic, with our own installation. All the necessary configuration is already queried by our installer. So I "only" need to script your installation. I created a config.php file, which fetches all required information from eGroupWare. That works very well, with an installed G2, even with what we call multiple eGW domains / DB instaces running from one copy of the sources (within the same path). Any ideas or sugestions ... Ralf Becker
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valiant
Joined: 2003-01-04
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Posted: Mon, 2006-07-10 06:43
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Awesome! Can we see a demo somewhere? Also please add your integration to this table: There's no scripted installation of G2 yet. It has been requested before, but we didn't come to it, yet. If you'd like to do that yourself, I suggest you take a look at install/ . It's probably the least organized part of G2 though. One of your problems is that installing G2 takes some time, installing all modules even more so. That's why we use a progress bar in our installer to a) inform the user of the installation status and even more importantely b) to keep the connection between the server and the user alive. And we periodically call set_time_limit() to ensure PHP doesn't time out. If you create a web-based installation script circumventing our installer, you'll have to think about this. Something that could work: |
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RalfBecker
Joined: 2006-07-09
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Posted: Mon, 2006-07-10 07:06
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Hi, I do a demo soon, maybe tomorrow. I already looked into the stuff in install/, and can surely hack that, to do the trick - thought I wanted to check if there's already an other possebility. I just wrote a commandline client for our installer. Btw. I just added WebDAV access to the eGW filemanager. That would be a nice feature for uploading images in G2 too. It was easy to do using PEAR/HTTP/WebDAV_Server. Just a thought ... Anyway I hope we once get a equaly good documentation for eGW as you have for G2. It's realy nice, thought I mostly looked direct into the sources ... Ralf Becker |
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RalfBecker
Joined: 2006-07-09
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Posted: Mon, 2006-07-10 07:11
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Btw. do I need a different account to add something to the wiki, as for posting to that forum? Ralf Ralf Becker |
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valiant
Joined: 2003-01-04
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Posted: Mon, 2006-07-10 18:02
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A webdav module for g2 is on the way. And yes, the wiki isn't integrated with drupal yet. We chose the best-of-breed product which is MediaWiki, but it seems there's no way to integrate it with drupal yet. We'd have to do it ourselves. @set_time_limit: |
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Frans Lieshout
Joined: 2005-12-31
Posts: 62 |
Posted: Fri, 2006-09-15 15:37
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Dear Ralf, Is there any place where I can find a kind of installation guide. I am getting all kind of strange remarks when I am trying to setup this. I have Galler2 in the same root as egroupware but not in the root of egroupware could that be a problem ? Like to hear from you Frans Lieshout |
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