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Carilda Thomas	Thursday 04 December 2003 12:00:21 pm The manual configuration page is completely silent about loading the database manually. I realize that you all really want people to use the setup wizard, but the best way for a hard-core developer to learn is to do everything manually. Is there any interest in having me write up a documentation page for postgres once I figure out what all needs to be done?
Balazs Halasy	Thursday 04 December 2003 2:56:16 pm Thanks for pointing this out. I just added a small paragraph that reveals the necessary information. http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/manual_installation/manual_configuration_of_ez_publish Yeah, feel free to write & post a PostgreSQL doc-page on this matter. Balazs
steve salter	Friday 05 December 2003 6:50:14 pm The "do it all for you" approach is not necessarily the best one. The wizard may have done things properly but in the process it bashed my php and mysql installations. I wasn't even given a warning or option to preserve them. I ended up removing ez completely and reinstalling php and mysql on my winxp system so everything worked properly again. Do you have an install that works with existing installtions of php and mysql? I also don't want Apache installed. I love it, I use it unconditionally on linux systems but I'm developing for a windoze customer now and I am using iis5. There should be some intelligent options up front before leaping into the install.
Balazs Halasy	Friday 05 December 2003 8:14:25 pm >The wizard may have done things properly but >in the process it bashed my php and mysql installations. Well, if you've PHP and MySQL installed already, then you shouldn't use the eZ publish bundle/installer. Please read the documentation before complaining. Both the installation docs and the download page states that an eZ publish bundle/installer will install all required software to run eZ publish 3 (PHP, Apache and MySQL) - and that the installers/bundles are for testing purposes only (in other words: not production environments). >I wasn't even given a warning or option to preserve them. Again, please read the documentation: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/bundled_installation/ez_publish_bundle_for_windows_based_systems >Do you have an install that works with >existing installtions of php and mysql? Yes, indeed. Download the latest eZ publish stable "distribution", you would probably want to grab the .zip file since you're using Windows: http://ez.no/content/download/41606/106247/file/ezpublish-3.2-3.zip Read the installation docs: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/normal_installation/installing_ez_publish_on_a_windows_based_system >I also don't want Apache installed. I love it, I use it >unconditionally on linux systems but I'm developing >for a windoze customer now and I am using iis5. The file I just pointed out contains eZ publish only, nothing else. Regarding IIS5: eZ publish might or might not work with IIS. Again, please read the documentation, which clearly states the requirements for running eZ publish: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation/normal_installation/requirements_for_doing_a_normal_installation >There should be some intelligent options up >front before leaping into the install. "Intelligent options", such as? I'm sorry about eZ publish causing you problems, please read the documentation. All the information you need about the different installation methods can be found here: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/installation When you've installed eZ publish and it is up and running, I suggest that you read the "eZ publish basics" chapter: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/ez_publish_basics You might also want to check out the "Building an eZ publish site" tutorial/quick-start guide: http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/building_an_ez_publish_site Balazs