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Revision as of 03:57, 25 February 2008
Oats for SME Server 7.x
Maintainer
http://acenet-tech.org
Craig Jensen
Description
OATS: Online Automated Timecard System. A multi-user online timecard system written in PHP/MySQL. It allows users to input their hours and then print their hours out at the end of the time period (in PDF/HTML/Text format). It also has support for creating a template if the user works the same hours every week. After submitting his/her timecard, the user can start a new timecard, and the old one is archived.
The data is all stored in MySQL, and O.A.T.S. has support for three authentication methods: database, imap, and pop3.
OATS has a well-developed administration center to make it easy to log in as another user, clean out tables, and update the FAQ.
Documentation
Repository Configuration
The following command will configure the AceNetTech repository on SME Server. All my contribs are now on the smecontribs repo-
To see contribs available:
yum --disablerepo=* --enablerepo=smecontribs list available
To install a contrib:
yum --enablerepo=smecontribs install packagename
After adding it to the database we have to update the changes to the configuration file:
signal-event yum-modify
Install Oats
Install with the following command and it will install all of the required packages for you.
yum --enablerepo=AceNetTech install oats smeserver-oats
From 'dag' repo: yum --enablerepo=dag install html2ps Base repo will have to be enabled for ImageMagic-perl
- html2ps - which will pull in dependency:
- ImageMagick-perl
From the default ('base' and 'updates') repos:
yum install ghostscript
- ghostscript - which will pull in several dependancies:
- VFlib2
- chkfontpath
- fonts-xorg-base
- ghostscript-fonts
- ttmkfdir
- urw-fonts
- xorg-x11-font-utils
- xorg-x11-xfs
Using Oats
Login to your new interface @ http://yourdomain.com/oats
username: 'admin' password: 'admin'
Configuration Options
Oats configuration is a templated file /opt/oats/config/defaults.php
[root@jensen-server defaults.php]# pwd /etc/e-smith/templates/opt/oats/config/defaults.php [root@jensen-server defaults.php]# ls 10config-colors 30config-options1 55config-administrators 70config-db_options template-end 20config-dates 50config-print_options 60config-auth_options template-begin
Edit one of these to your needs then:
expand-template /opt/oats/config/defaults.php
Common Config Changes
- Output of the timecard: pdf, html, or text found in template fragment 50config-print_options
- Colors: all colors are listed in the template fragment 10config-colors
- Administrators: users with admin access are added to the array (comma separated in single quotes) in template fragment 55config-admministrators
- Authorization: DB is default, IMAP and POP3 are the other options found in template fragment 60config-auth_options
