Anyone want to mambo?

I am working on a side gig that has me implementing Mambo CMS and OpenRealty on a FreeBSD box. After 4-5 test installs, I'd thought I'd make some notes for myself in case I would need to reinstall again (in this order).
Mambo
1. One of the problems I initially had was untarring the tar file
--the installation said to:
tar -xvfz latest_mambo_version.tar.gz
--I had to add one additional line if a file ends in .tar.gz (e.g. file.tar.gz) type:
gzip -d latest_mambo_version.tar.gz
and then
tar -xvf latest_mambo_version.tar
2. I did both the manual and browser install. Manual was definitely a lot more tedious (I really don't recommend it). The problem I initially came across was the manual installation said to:
"Copy the file configuration.php-dist to configuration.php in the root of your mambo directory".. DO NOT RENAME. Once you are done, you will simply copy the necessary code Mambo provides for you and create a configuration.php.
Other than those two problems, installing Mambo was pretty straight forward.
Open Realty -
If you follow everything on this page, you will have a working installation.
CMS Realty Core Component - this is the component that integrates the Open-Realty listings management software with Mambo
>> When uninstalling, use Mambo to uninstall the component. Don't be a newbie like me and delete the files manually. For some reason due to permission problems, I was not able to delete all the files... very messy
Mambo and Open Realty are installed with generic templates. The next item is to develop new templates...
1 Comments:
Oooh, sounds tempting!
I'm trying to get Moodle (moodle.org) set up this summer.
at 5:02 PM
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