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== Server Setup == | == Server Setup == | ||
=== Perl on the server machine === | |||
You need the LWP module. You can tell if you have it by running this: | |||
perl -e 'use LWP::UserAgent; print $LWP::UserAgent::VERSION, "\n"' | |||
If you get a version, you have it. If not, | |||
perl -MCPAN -e 'install "Bundle::LWP" | |||
Andy was also using SSL, so he needed: | |||
perl -MCPAN -e 'install "Crypt::SSLeay"' | |||
=== Database Setup === | |||
Tinderbox3 appears to support either mysql or postgress. Successful installations (at least for the DB) include mysql-3.23.52-44 on SuSE linux 8.1, and mysql 4.0.15 on Redhat 9. | |||
==== MySQL ==== | |||
First you need a tinderbox user, for example tbox, thought the code uses | |||
tbox3, so that is the better choice. | |||
mysql> GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,INDEX,ALTER,CREATE, | |||
DROP,REFERENCES ON tbox.* TO tbox@localhost | |||
IDENTIFIED BY 'pass'; | |||
mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES; | |||
mysql> create database tbox; | |||
Now create the tables: | |||
cd tinderbox3/sql | |||
./setup-mysql.pl --username tbox -p pass | |||
This gives errors saying it can't drop tables. Thats ok, if you run it | |||
again it won't complain. OK. | |||
=== Code Changes === | |||
You didn't think you'd get away without modifying some files, did you? | |||
* server/Tinderbox3/DB.pm | |||
Edit dbname, username and password in server/Tinderbox3/DB.pm | |||
* server/Tinderbox3/Login.pm | |||
Edit "superuser" at of file and change url from mozilla your server at line 18 | |||
* server/Tinderbox3/InitialValues.pm | |||
Change these if you want. They provide the defaults used when you create an new tree. Once created, the tree's data is in the database. | |||
=== Web Server === | |||
Setup web server to find tinderbox3/server and treat .pl files as | |||
cgi scripts. | |||
Running Apache 2.x., the following was added: | |||
<pre> | |||
Alias /tinderbox /path/to/code/tinderbox3/server | |||
<DirectoryMatch "/path/to/code/tinderbox3/server"> | |||
Options +ExecCGI +FollowSymLinks | |||
AddHandler cgi-script .pl | |||
AllowOverride All | |||
</DirectoryMatch> | |||
</pre> | |||
== Client Setup == | == Client Setup == | ||
=== Code Changes === | |||
It is recommended that you use the new and improved tinerclient that was posted ot the mozilla-webtools list; it is much more general and is designed to be customized for your site. However, if you don't, here's a quick little patch to add authentication and to fix a missing "use Date::Format" | |||
<pre> | |||
*** tinderclient.pl.~1.16.~ 2003-03-19 14:56:37.000000000 -0600 | |||
--- tinderclient.pl 2004-03-25 10:41:37.000000000 -0600 | |||
*************** | |||
*** 256,261 **** | |||
--- 256,262 ---- | |||
my $req = new HTTP::Request(POST => $this->{CONFIG}{url} . "/xml/" | |||
. $script | |||
); | |||
#my $req = new HTTP::Request(POST => "http://www.mozilla.gr.jp:4321/"); | |||
$req->content_type("multipart/form-data; boundary=$boundary"); | |||
+ $req->authorization_basic('andy', 'yourpassword'); | |||
${$req->content_ref} .= $this->form_data_request($boundary, 'tree', | |||
$this->{ | |||
TREE}); | |||
foreach my $param (keys %{$params}) { | |||
*************** | |||
*** 1197,1202 **** | |||
--- 1198,1204 ---- | |||
package TinderClient::Modules::distribute; | |||
use strict; | |||
+ use Date::Format; | |||
sub get_config { | |||
my ($client, $config, $persistent_vars, $build_vars, $content_ref) | |||
= @_; | |||
</pre> | |||
== Setting up a tree == | == Setting up a tree == | ||
Point your browser at tinderbox/login.pl, logging in as tbox (or a superuser) | |||