On 2015-07-23 11:10 AM, José Antonio Rey wrote: > Hey! > > Have you tried to check if there's an automated script that would set > it up included in the software? If there is, maybe you can ask the > Juju user to parse them as configuration variables, and set everything > up from the charm and not using the web-gui. Of course, you would need > to make these variables idempotent. Hi José,
That is a good idea. From what I can tell, there isn't a script for that included (but I may not be experienced enough to see that). I tried going backwards; once completely installed, a config file is created, so I tried to include the config file generation into the charm, but it still didn't work with pre-determined values in the config file. i.e. SuiteCRM doesn't seem know that it is installed until going through the web-gui installation process. I am not experienced enough to make it think otherwise. Thanks for your help, Joe > > On 07/23/2015 01:01 PM, Joseph Liau wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> A while back I was working on a SuiteCRM charm (my first time doing >> anything like this): >> https://github.com/userj/suitecrm-charm >> >> It installs all right, but when it comes time to go through the setup >> via the web-gui of SuiteCRM, then database details do not get >> automatically populated/entered in the installation process. >> >> If I dig into the details of the database, I can find the details and >> manually input them. If I do that, then the SuiteCRM installation works >> as it should. This is obviously an unacceptable solution though. >> >> I'm hoping that someone can help me to either fix the charm or liaise >> with the SuiteCRM community resolve this issue. A lot of the charm is >> based on templates from SugarCRM and similar installations. >> >> Thanks, >> Joe >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >
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