> I was trying to install and configure gnu-med
How ? And how far did you get ?

> as i am not a programmer and only a doctor, what i felt was it is very
> much difficult to configure local server database.
Sounds right. That's why we have packages for distributions.

> I think we should create a script to configure postgrsql.
If you are thinking of shell scripts to setup the database are several.
The two most helpful ones are:

bootstrap-latest.sh
upgrade-db.sh

If you are thinking of a shell script to configure *PostgreSQL* itself
(say, pg_hba.conf and/or postgresql.con) I'd say that's quixotic
venture. The local database admin really needs to know what they want.
There's no (useful) way around that short of using a separate cluster
for GNUmed which would mean running PostgreSQL *twice* on the same
machine.

Karsten
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