guo weizhan wrote: > +2 :) > > 2007/10/19, Adam Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Jacopo Cappellato wrote: >> >>> [snip] >>> What do you think? >> apt-get install ofbiz >> >> We(brainfood) have been doing that locally since february.
To expand on this: it depends on mysql or postgres. It uses dbconfig-common, to prompt for the database to use. In addition to the 2 above, it also allows you to select derby. Then it asks for the username/password(generating the latter randomly if not given). It creates a seed data file on the fly, to handle certain parameters that need to be changed([EMAIL PROTECTED], password for the admin accounts, etc). The only thing it doesn't do is actually do the initial database creation/installation. It does print out the cmdline needed to do that; I just haven't finished the logic to run that only during initial installs. There is a proper init script, and ofbiz runs as a separate user(I bet you can guess which). Files are stored correctly for FHS; /var/log /usr/share /etc. I'm fairly happy with the packaging, except for the one item listed above.
