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**<b>Sqlite works</b> | **<b>Sqlite works</b> | ||
**Postgres 8 probably works fine <b>Please confirm</b> | **Postgres 8 probably works fine <b>Please confirm</b> | ||
− | **<b>Postgres 9.1 works<b> | + | **<b>Postgres 9.1 works</b> |
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
*This is here to remind soapee01 (thanks to cbillen for testing) what modifications need to be made to the script so it will work with squeeze. | *This is here to remind soapee01 (thanks to cbillen for testing) what modifications need to be made to the script so it will work with squeeze. |
Revision as of 06:42, 2 December 2011
Debian
Debian 5.x Lenny
The easy way: download the Ubuntu Lucid Easy Ubuntu installation script. The script is generically written for Debian based distro's and may work on others.
Notes
- Select the Base Install option [on the debian install iso]. All other packages will be added.
- When you get the warning about it not being Lucid, go ahead and continue.
- nginx and php5-fpm options do not work (since the script uses ppa's). Select Apache instead.
- Dahdi isn't included in the official repositories.
Debian 6 Squeeze
The above script mostly works, but there are a couple of issues as of 11/22/2011
- CHOOSE APACHE or nginx!
- php5-fpm works.
- Tested with MySQL (works fine)
- Sqlite works
- Postgres 8 probably works fine Please confirm
- Postgres 9.1 works
Notes
- This is here to remind soapee01 (thanks to cbillen for testing) what modifications need to be made to the script so it will work with squeeze.
- modify so we don't use PPA, and instead:
echo "deb http://packages.dotdeb.org squeeze all">>/etc/apt/sources.list wget http://www.dotdeb.org/dotdeb.gpgcat dotdeb.gpg | sudo apt-key add - rm dotdeb.gpg apt-get update
- the php5-fpm.conf file in the dotdeb archive is php-fpm.conf
- /etc/lsb_release not present, run lsb_release -d instead
- find a backport somewhere for postgres9
- looks like debian backports has them. http://backports-master.debian.org/changes/squeeze-backports.html
- 9.0 and 9.1
- looks like debian backports has them. http://backports-master.debian.org/changes/squeeze-backports.html
deb http://backports.debian.org/debian-backports squeeze-backports main