Great work, Nagesh! On Mon, 2008-01-21 at 15:35 +0000, Nagesh Pulluru wrote: > Thanks for your time and help on this document. We have reviewed the > document and looks good to us. I have removed the "Authors/Reviewers" > in the document
Thanks. I added contributors that were removed to the document metadata under the "Properties" tab. > and added a "Note:- for the bind-address". Please see the answers in > blue for your questionsin the below mail. Thank you. I made a small change in an attempt to first appeal to the general situation (box with one NIC, secure local-only mysqld desired) but created a separate paragraph discussing bind-address in some detail. > Document is at the pending state now, hope finally we can Publish the > document after your revision. I agree; the doc is ready for publication. I'll work with the mifos.org administrators to get this document published. 1. If there are no objections, I'd like to deprecate the "Linux Install Notes" page ( http://mifos.org/developers/install-mifos/linux-install-notes ) in favor of this document, "Linux Install Guide". The Guide aims to be a more comprehensive installation walkthrough and includes everything worth keeping from the "Linux Install Notes". 2. There is a bunch of overlap with the README. What I'd like to do is make the installation instructions in the README more generic and geared towards developers (who would be expected to dig through a README), and link to the linux install guide on mifos.org (in the same way the cygwin install guide is linked to from the README). 3. Pretty soon we'll have configuration nailed down in a manner that doesn't require fetching the source code and building your own WAR file. Basically what it involves is (a) grabbing a recently-built WAR file (b) adding custom .properties files to the application server classpath (c) setting up the Mifos database (would require an install script, I think) (d) starting Mifos. I'm sure sysadmins will appreciate this, and this should simplify the install guide quite a bit. To summarize, here are my goals for Linux install guide: A. don't require/rely on ant B. don't require/rely on svn C. customize mifos installation by placing .properties files on the app server classpath > > 2. Why is the following suggestion made? > > You may have to comment out some of the fields in /etc/my.cnf > > file or rename the file in order the startup the MySQL daemon. I didn't hear back from you regarding this so I removed the sentence in question since the material below appears to address MySQL configuration adequately. I also want to point out with those following the conversation that CentOS would probably be a fine substitute for RHEL for the purposes of this installation guide. -- Adam Monsen ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/
