[ewiki] Re: ewiki - postgreSQL

I's not very apparent in the documentation but you need to run the config utility: t_setupwiz.php (it is in the tools subfolder) it will create your config.php file and set up the any db connect command for postgres support. I had another glitch with postgres (might have been needing to add the schema name in the any dbconnect call...).

That's all I can recall, I went back to MySQL, Postgres was just too frustrating.,

Good luck!
Larry Anderson


On May 2, 2006, at 8:48 AM, Andy Fundinger wrote:

I just scanned back and didn't see a reply to this, you're on the right
track with anydb, but I've not used it with Postgres myself. As for the
Admin password, you can create an admin account in or define() the
EWIKI_ADMIN_PW constant to set one. Without either of those you won't
have access to the admin tools.

- Andy

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Hello ewiki users & developers,

I'm trying to migrate from PHPwiki to erfurtwiki and having
some difficulties along the way so I believe that this is the
correct place where I can get some of my questions answered.

1) I did research on google but could not find any documents
which will help me to install ewiki with postgresql database.
Is there any startup config.php file which I can use?

2)I did managed to connect to database but that is all what I
was able to do. When I try to edit homepage I get error:

Warning: dbx: module 'mysql' not loaded. in
/var/www/ewiki-R1.02b/plugins/db/any.php on line 339


You don't have any pages in your Wiki yet, so we should try
to read-in the default ones from init-pages/ now.

DatabaseBackend _anydb (looks ok) WikiSoftware ewiki R1.02b

[InitializeWikiDatabase] button just open edit text window.

when click to initialize and I still do not have any
relations in my database.

3) does the administrator password gets set during initialization?


thank you









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