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Basil Kurian - Wed, 2010/08/04 - 18:35
http://www.group-office.com/Home
Group-Office is a PHP based dual license commercial/open source groupware product
admin username : admin
admin password : admin
base : Turnkey LAMP Hardy or Turnkey LAMP Lucid
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Community version of Group Office is used
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Working on lucid too :)
Working on lucid too :)
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Great find. Groupoffice looks like yet another wonderful open source webapp I didn't know about!
A couple of questions regarding your tklpatch:
Those debs in deb folder are
Those debs in deb folder are removed . They are from ubuntu's repo. Here Bandwidth is precious , so placed them during testing , inorder to avoid downloading each time .
Ah that explains it
Have a look at apt-cacher Basil
Its a neat apt-proxy type setup that caches all .deb packages on a server. Great if you have limited bandwidth or download quotas. It still downloads package lists from the relevant repos on apt-get update, but will only download a package if it doesn't already exist in the cache. It also make subsequent installs of the same package incredibly fast. It seems to happily handle different releases no worries too. The only mod required in the client machine is 01proxy file added to /etc/apt/apfconf.d
For my purposes I have a TKLPatch with the 01proxy file (and my custom sources.list) with which I patch the TKL ISOs. For your dev purposes, you'd only need to do that once to TKL Core and then reuse that same ISO.
I still use the old apt-cacher but I have read that apt-cacher-ng is a newer, better, rewritten version.
Thanks
Thanks a lot ! Let me try it
I'll take a look at it too!
What I currently do is that after the first run of a patch, I tklpatch-chroot to the roofs, tar cvzf debcache.tar.gz *.deb in /var/cache/apt/archives and copy that "outside". Then on subsequent runs, I untar the debcache to the same place. I'll definitely take a look at this one!
Hi adrian , In your method
Hi adrian ,
In your method , what about metadata that enters the system when we do "apt-get update" , which is used for dependency checking ?
That metadata is lost.
This is a flaw on my method, I know this info is somewhere there on the filesystem too, but haven't look at it. Anyway, apt-cacher seems a more efficient and automated solution. I just run apt-update and then when the system is ready to install, it has to download 0 MBs of files and continues...
Is this available as a VM or an ISO?
As subject states... Is this appliance available as a VM or an ISO? I'd like to try it out.
Thanks.
Now it is just a patch
You have to build ISO from it
As Basil said you need to patch the ISO youself
But it is pretty easy. I have posted basic steps over here that may be helpful. If you have troubles, post back and I'm more than happy to help out further. If it relates to this patch specifically then here is a good place to post, if its more generic questions re TKLPatch then perhaps start your own thread.
Problem applying patch
I've tried applying the patch via this link's instructions: http://www.turnkeylinux.org/docs/tklpatch/apply
Is there another way I should be applying this?
It should work
Although it seems that you'll need to rename the patch first to groupoffice.tar.gz then it should be fine. If its still not working, post back with the error.
That worked. Thank you.
That worked.
Thank you.
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