Hi! Adam, Thanks for reviewing and pointing out the comments, your comments really helped us and I am trying to update the document now, I will let you know once done, so that you can review it again and make some adjustments if needed. Please see the comments in Blue at your email below.
Thanks... With Regards, Nagesh Pulluru Process Engineer (MES / SG) IBM Technology Campus, Damastown Industrial Estate, Mulhuddart, Dublin-15, Ireland. Internal: 511493 Phone: +353-1- 8151493 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] IBM International Holdings BV registered in Ireland with number 903924. Registered office: Oldbrook House, 24-32 Pembroke Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 http://gemfrv24.mul.ie.ibm.com/eng/process/proceng.htm Adam Monsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/12/2007 02:26 Please respond to Developer <[email protected]> To [email protected] cc Subject Re: [Mifos-developer] Mifos installation document for Linux released. On Dec 6, 3:59 am, Nagesh Pulluru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi! Guys, > > Just to inform you that the " Guide for deploying mifos on a linux os " > document is now published as a Public Draft onto the Wiki. [...] Hi Nagesh! Thank you so much for your enthusiasm and help! I moved the content to the wiki where it can be edited and revised in a sandbox: http://www.mifos.org/developers/wiki/RHELInstallNotes This is a more appropriate place for rough drafts. I might have made errors in the transition to reStructured Text, so please take a look and let me know if it looks ok. "The wiki" basically means anything with a URL starting with http://mifos.org/developers/wiki/ . The other areas are for more permanent, reviewed content managed by folks besides developers. Your content may eventually replace the "Linux Install Notes", but we should kick around a few revisions first. A few comments: * Is this meant to be a installation guide, ie: "This is How To Install Mifos", or more of just your experiences installing Mifos on RHEL 4/5? If the former, the review process for this type of document is a bit more rigorous. If the latter, there may still be a place on the wiki for this information. - The purpose of the document is to make the job easy for the system administrators to install mifos on Linix OS, who may not have an idea to run build scripts. * RHEL 5 comes with MySQL 5, but it is advised to use RPMs directly off dev.mysql.com. Why? - thanks for pointing it out Adam, we will update the document saying that " if MySql is not allready dowonloaded with RHEL 5 then download MySql from the MySql website. * please use only 8-bit ASCII characters whenever possible. Cutting and pasting from Word Processing programs is not recommended... try using a plain text editor. - thanks, we will try not to copy/paste from word. * What is 08-30-2007-rev12085-DBv149.sql ? - https://mifos.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectDocumentView?documentID=66543&showInfo=true * a native English speaker should proofread this document. I can help with that if you want once we've settled on the content. - Thanks for your help. > While reviewing and validating the document, we encountered a bug [...] Let's leave this out of the install notes. Please file bugs here: http://mifos.dev.java.net/issues/ ...but see Nazir's reply; all unit tests pass, and these upgrade scripts should not be executed manually. The ant "build_db" task does the right thing. - We thought to remove the issues from the document when they were fixed, thats the reason we kept them as a Note at the end, we will put this issues at the given link by you, and double check about these issues if they still exists. I suppose there might be a missing or broken unit test. Thank you! -- Adam Monsen ------------------------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is sponsored by: Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. It's the best place to buy or sell services for just about anything Open Source. http://sourceforge.net/services/buy/index.php
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