Changes between Version 23 and Version 24 of sysadminiptables
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- Jun 24, 2009, 10:30:21 AM (14 years ago)
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v23 v24 8 8 [#TestingYourConfig Testing Your Config][[BR]] 9 9 [#SpecialPostgresqlIssues Special Postgresql Issues][[BR]] 10 [#AllowingRemoteConnections Allowing Remote Connections] [[BR]] 11 [#InstallingJSON::XS Installing JSON::XS] [[BR]] 10 12 [#NecessaryPorts-DatabaseServer Necessary Ports - Database Server][[BR]] 11 13 [#NecessaryPorts-Open-ilsServer Necessary Ports - Open-ils Server][[BR]] … … 180 182 == Special Postgresql Issues == 181 183 182 with postgres, you also need to specifically allow remote hosts to access the server. 184 === Allowing Remote Connections === 185 186 With postgres, you also need to specifically allow remote hosts to access the server. 183 187 184 188 To begin with, you need to tell postgres to listen for connections from other hosts rather then just the localhost (the default). … … 231 235 After editing and saving both files, you need to restart postgres. 232 236 237 === Installing JSON::XS === 238 239 Again, assuming a two server setup with Open-ils on one and postgres on the other, you need to ensure that the database server can actually communicate with the oils server. 240 241 To begin with, you need to install the JSON::XS perl module on the database server. This allows the database server to exchange JSON messages with the oils server. 242 243 Make sure you've got a compiler installed first: 244 245 {{{ 246 which gcc 247 }}} 248 249 If you don't, install one: 250 251 {{{ 252 apt-get update 253 apt-get install gcc 254 }}} 255 256 Next install the mod from CPAN: 257 258 {{{ 259 perl -MCPAN -e 'CPAN::Shell→install(“JSON::XS”)' 260 }}} 261 262 Accept the defaults. 263 264 Once again, you should run autogen.sh on the oils server to update opac and Staff Client files. Do this on the oils server as the opensrf user with oils up and running. 233 265 234 266 ----