Scuttle
Scuttle for SME Server
Maintainer
Dungog (Software)
Description
Scuttle is a web-based social bookmarks manager that enables you to:
- Store all your favourite links in one place, accessible from anywhere.
- Share your bookmarks with everyone, with friends or just keep them private.
- Tag your bookmarks with as many labels, instead of wrestling with folders.
Step-by-step silly HowTo for installation of Scuttle on a fresh SMEserver 7.1.3.
Orginates from Dungog HowTo and some input from the forums.
It reflects the experiences I've had during install and are probably not always applicable.
It's intended for Linux-newbies like myself, experienced users are probably better off using the original.
Check latest releases at Dungog SME software
Installation
This contrib can be found in the Dungog repository.
Code
USAGE
; My comments
# "Command to be written or pasted into the console"
COMMANDS
; 1. Log in (with username root) to the SMEserver console.
; 2. If you already enabled Dungog repo, skip down to 6, if your'e unsure, go to 5.
; 3. Add dungog repository to your yum-repositories database:
# /sbin/e-smith/db yum_repositories set dungog repository \
Name 'SME Server 7 - dungog' \
BaseURL 'http://sme.dungog.net/packages/smeserver/7.0/i386/dungog/' \
EnableGroups yes \
GPGCheck no \
Visible yes \
status disabled
; 4. Do this for the changes to take effect:
# /sbin/e-smith/expand-template /etc/yum.conf
; 5. Check correct input with
# db yum_repositories show dungog
; It should contain the lines in step 3. If you get nothing in return, go back to 3.
; 6. Download and install scuttle and smeserver-scuttle
# yum install --enablerepo=dungog smeserver-scuttle
; I don't install this from smedev because it may contain an older version.
; You will get a y/n-question, answer y if it looks fine.
Step 7 are not necessary
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; 7. WARNING..........:
# signal-event post-upgrade
; And:
# signal-event reboot
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; 8. create database structure
# /usr/bin/mysql scuttle < /opt/scuttle/tables.sql
; 9. Copy and rename the config file
# cp /opt/scuttle/config.inc.php.example /opt/scuttle/config.inc.php
; 10. Find scuttle mysql password (DbPassword=) with
# config show scuttle
; Copy the string, it should be similar to this:
2zvEiYibIewQOsQ07KAtObnh5FcOhUhaq+dtSAdXBjuOBsbSoPt5Bty8PEPfjhfHmL0wejMAmUMO
; 11. Open config file with text editor Pico (^-sign means ctrl-button)
# pico -w /opt/scuttle/config.inc.php
; Edit the following lines with these values (special for dbpass):
$dbtype = 'mysql';
$dbhost = 'localhost';
$dbport = '3306';
$dbuser = 'scuttle';
$dbpass = 'paste copied password here';
$dbname = 'scuttle';
; Exit Pico, save to file, choose config.inc.php
; 12. Open http://yourserver/scuttle/ and register a user.
Step 13-14 are optional, not necessary for Scuttle to function.
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; 13. Firefox plugin
; 14. Restrict usage with PublicAccess db, (global-pw are default):
# config setprop scuttle PublicAccess global-pw
; Fore more options:
#scuttle Dungog HowTo
Scroll to: "to limit access to the web app."
Additional information
; If you connect to the SMEserver console by Putty ssh-client (or similar) you can copy and paste the commands (very convenient).
; Please note that this was written in april 2007, if the software change then this howto may be outdated.
Please do edit if you find errors or have improvements, but make sure that it works!
Good luck /Per
