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#124 fixed Update or punt phpical autoinstaller adehnert
Description

Our phpical installer is currently version 2.22, which appears to date from July 2006. Version 2.31 was released January 2009. We should either update the autoinstaller or punt it based (if few people use it or we conclude upstream is too stagnant).

phpical also appears to now be phpicalendar, so the autoinstaller should possibly get renamed at the same time.

#62 fixed Unbreak phpMyAdmin andersk
Description

The phpMyAdmin installation(s) in the sql locker are old and somewhat screwed up. geofft was going to fix this but he went to sleep, so I’m recording the necessary steps here as a reminder.

  • svn co https://phpmyadmin.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/phpmyadmin/tags/STABLE/phpMyAdmin
  • Copy config.sample.inc.php to config.inc.php.
    • Set $cfg['blowfish_secret'] to a secure random value.
    • Set $cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] = 'sql.mit.edu'
    • Set $cfg['Servers'][$i]['extension'] = 'mysqli'
    • Set $cfg['ForceSSL'] = TRUE
  • Copy /etc/php.ini to php.ini.
    • Add the mcrypt and mysqli extensions.

The patches and .htaccess redirect are then unnecessary, and future upgrades will be as simple as svn up. (Example: <https://andersk.scripts.mit.edu/phpMyAdmin/>.)

#252 fixed TurboGears FCGI stub needs to be updated for F15 geofft
Description

Apparently commands.py is now command.py, so you need this tiny patch to flup.fcgi and everything works:

  • flup.fcgi

     
    1616
    1717sys.path.append(code_dir)
    1818
    19 __import__(package_name+'.commands') # Make sure its requirements get satisfied
     19__import__(package_name+'.command') # Make sure its requirements get satisfied
    2020
    2121# -- END USER EDIT SECTION

But it looks like flup.fcgi is in /mit/scripts/deploy/turbogears.tar.gz and not particularly versioned?

Also, in any case, the app seems to think its root directory is /, not the directory you installed it into.

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