[Spam] Re: [isf-wifidog] Newbie Server install questions

[Jay Smith]

Ray Gwinn wrote:

>There may be something wrong at sorceforge,  the checkout is aborted with the message "cvs 
>[checkout aborted]: end of file from server".
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>I think I saw a message elsewhere in this mailing list that indicated checkout problems.
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>Ray
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>On 2 Jan 2006 at 15:36, François Proulx wrote:
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>>Oh ... wifidog-auth-1.0.0_m2.tar.gz is pretty old ... we have worked a LOT
>>since the release of this build in october. I would suggest you pull from the
>>anonymous CVS directly. That is the build we are using in Montreal. I'd say
>>it's even more stable than the version you have, I have fixed a bunch of stuff
>>before Christmas So to download it straight it's cvs
>>-d:pserver:anonymous at cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/wifidog login     (no
>>password) cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous at cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/wifidog co
>>-P wifidog-auth
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>>That'll pull the latest build.
>>Bye bye
>>On 2-Jan-2006, at 15:27 , Ray Gwinn wrote:
>>I forgot about the admin user account that was created.  I logged in as admin,
>>and I think its clear now. I had already made the changes in config.php that
>>you mentioned.  That part was clear.
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>>I did use CVS, I downloaded wifidog-1.1.2.tar.gz and
>>wifidog-auth-1.0.0_m2.tar.gz from sorceforge.  I tend to avoid beta versions
>>of apps, but it you think the latest beta releases are okay, I will download
>>and use them.
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>>Thank you again.
>>Ray
>>On 2 Jan 2006 at 14:58, François Proulx wrote:
>>When did you check out from CVS ? If you have a recent version
>>(around Christmas) you have the config file.
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>>To change the network name, you need to use the admin user accountyou create
>>at the end of the install.php procedure. Then go to http:// serv.com/login/
>>once logged in you can use the admin interface http:// server.com/admin/  
>>then you should have "Network configuration" and click modify bla bla bla ... 
>>To fix the language error message you have you'll need to go to config.php and
>>look for SSL config, choose true or false depending if you have SSL on your
>>server (you will need it in production to protect user passwords). Then look
>>for "Available locales (languages)" in the config file and select comment ,
>>uncomment the right locales block ... do not forget to clean your browsers
>>cookies and close and restart you browser between modifications since the
>>preferred languages are stored in some cookie.
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>>See ya
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>>On 2-Jan-2006, at 14:51 , Ray Gwinn wrote:
>>I cannot understand the config.php script.
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>>Give me one clue and perhaps the rest will click.  How do I change
>>the network name?
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>>Ray
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Ray,

I was having the same problem but not running as root and just trying 
the command worked for me.  The first time would fail and the second 
would work.

Hope that helps,

Jay Smith