I installed the ODK Aggregate v1.0 Alpha 5 Windows Tomcat 6 +
MySQL on a laptop.
I want to us it locally on the laptop (I mean without any internet
connection). But when I launch the http://localhost I'm asked to login
trough the gmail account.
It is possible to have a local login? What to do?
Or is possible to skip all the authorization?
Thanks
Aurelio
The current development code allows you to set up local passwords
("Aggregate passwords")
and log in with them. You'll still need a gmail login for the initial
login, but after that, you can
run off-the-web.
We don't have an installer built for this yet. Working on getting a few
more features done first.
I'm working on a configuration steps wiki for Postgresql for the interim.
Once that is done, you
can follow much the same steps for installing a MySQL variant until the
installer is ready.
Mitch
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On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 4:05 AM, Aurelio wrote:I installed the ODK Aggregate v1.0 Alpha 5 Windows Tomcat 6 +
MySQL on a laptop.
I want to us it locally on the laptop (I mean without any internet
connection). But when I launch the http://localhost I'm asked to login
trough the gmail account.
It is possible to have a local login? What to do?
Or is possible to skip all the authorization?
Thanks
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If you're not comfortable with configuring MySQL, you don't want to attempt
this...
Here are the instructions for a PostgreSQL install:
http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/wiki/AggregatePostgresqlInstall
You can either uninstall the Alpha 5 and give these a go (switching to a
PostgreSQL database), or you can hybridize the instructions to get it to
work with MySQL (you need MySQL expertise for that - I'm not going to
describe the steps). MySQL needs to be configured with an odk_test user
(password odk_test) and an odk_test database with the odk_test user granted
full rights on that odk_test database (you don't need to do anything with a
schema), and in the final updating of the war, use '.\updateWar.bat mysql'
(instead of '.\updateWar.bat postgres' ).
Alpha releases change a lot. In general, the database structure from one
alpha release to the next will not be not compatible. The impact being that
you are on your own for preserving any data you load onto the system and
migrating that data to newer releases.
If you do decide to test the Alpha 6, please report any bugs you find.
Mitch
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On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 11:39 AM, Mitch Sundt wrote:The current development code allows you to set up local passwords
("Aggregate passwords")
and log in with them. You'll still need a gmail login for the initial
login, but after that, you can
run off-the-web.We don't have an installer built for this yet. Working on getting a few
more features done first.I'm working on a configuration steps wiki for Postgresql for the interim.
Once that is done, you
can follow much the same steps for installing a MySQL variant until the
installer is ready.Mitch
On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 4:05 AM, Aurelio aurdipas@gmail.com wrote:
I installed the ODK Aggregate v1.0 Alpha 5 Windows Tomcat 6 +
MySQL on a laptop.
I want to us it locally on the laptop (I mean without any internet
connection). But when I launch the http://localhost I'm asked to login
trough the gmail account.
It is possible to have a local login? What to do?
Or is possible to skip all the authorization?
Thanks
Aurelio--
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thanks..
I managed to do it with MySQL.