Do not issue any bug reports against versions earlier than 3.5.4 they will be closed.
Furthermore, we cannot accept bugs about metadata or art handling in 3.5.4 due to the large number of bugs that have been fixed since then. 3.5.4 in general is becoming less supportable, and it is suggested to try to reproduce the bug in the latest nightly.
Before submitting a bug please read http://ampache.org/wiki/support:bugs failure to do so may delay resolution of your report.
Furthermore, we cannot accept bugs about metadata or art handling in 3.5.4 due to the large number of bugs that have been fixed since then. 3.5.4 in general is becoming less supportable, and it is suggested to try to reproduce the bug in the latest nightly.
Before submitting a bug please read http://ampache.org/wiki/support:bugs failure to do so may delay resolution of your report.
FS#15 - 3.6 Debian install scripts proposed changes
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Ampache
Opened by Karl Vollmer (vollmerk) - Thursday, 18 February 2010, 21:28 GMT-8
Last edited by Karl Vollmer (vollmerk) - Monday, 22 March 2010, 04:21 GMT-8
Opened by Karl Vollmer (vollmerk) - Thursday, 18 February 2010, 21:28 GMT-8
Last edited by Karl Vollmer (vollmerk) - Monday, 22 March 2010, 04:21 GMT-8
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DetailsAs you know for 3.6 I would like to have debconf do all the heavy lifting and do everything needed to install ampache. What I would like to see is when debconf is finished running, all the user has to do is to point their web browser to http://localhost/ampache, which will bring up the login screen so the user can login with the Admin account, this way ampache is ready to use right out of the box.
I have used debconf to capture the admin password and have it set as a variable in ampaches postinst script. What I am having problems with is getting the admin password into the db, so it can be used during the first initial login. I thought maybe it could be done with a mysql statement like "mysql -p(foo) -u(bar) blah blah blah, however per our IRC conversation you have something else in mind. :) You asked me to file this bug to remind you to write a commandline tool to do this. Currently I create ampache.cfg.php in the postinst, it's an ugly hack (but it works) so if you have something better please feel free. These scripts can be placed in /bin, this way I can call them easily in the postint :) |
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Comment by Charlie Smotherman (porthose) -
Monday, 22 March 2010, 04:21 GMT-8
- Field changed: Percent Complete (100% → 0%)
Re-opening just as a reminder. The script does not create ampache.cfg.php, and when the user goes to http://localhost/ampache after the script has run, the user is not redirected to the login page but instead is taken to the web installer config pages.