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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Help to install Sybil software Post 302501031 by zaxxon on Wednesday 2nd of March 2011 09:50:54 AM
Old 03-02-2011
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Step two : OK, but... The original file has been replaced by another file wich seems to give the same results ?
There is many substeps in there, no clue which you talk about.

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Step theree :
- Unpack : OK
- Copy of directory : OK
- Edit of the first line of chado_demo/conf/sybil.conf : NO
===> I don't understand what I should write ????
The install doc says:
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Edit the first (uncommented) line in chado_demo/conf/Sybil.conf to reference the correct database. Initially this line reads as follows (in the format "schema:dbms:server/host"):ChadoMart:Postgres:localhost
So edit the listed file. The 1st line seems to point to the database. Since you created a database, iirc, you should place it's name there, so the application knows where to connect to. I am not able to download that stuff to have a look into it, but you might also get a grip on some PostgreSQL documentation to get familiar a bit with it.

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- Shared URL path : Dunno...
===> I put the path as said (can provide the file too)
I can't explain better than the doc already does:
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# The first <path>, under the location 'shared_htdocs' must be changed to the URL
# of the directory to which src/content/shared/htdocs was copied:
#
<location name='shared_htdocs'>
<path>/sybil_demo/</path>
To give you an overview how things work (usually)

You have a webserver. In this case this is an Apache 2. So it has some directory, htdocs for example, where the default stuff is in, it offers to the public via http. You can configure your Apache so that it offers more directories than just that etc. One of it should point at least to the place, where this Sybil software got the content it offers via web. Usually some directory with a index file (html, php, ...). This web interface is used to enter and retrieve data, when you work with this application (from the glimpse at it).
The data this web application receives is stored and supplied from the database, PostgreSQL in this case which sits in the "background".

Such applications work with a normal database user to connect to the database. The webserver has to point to the directory, where the web content is placed.

Maybe there is some other installation instructions in the downloaded archive. I guess I can't help you more from this point.
 

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