syscrusher/genealogy/INSTALL.txt

Installation Instructions for "genealogy.module"


1. Copy the files in this directory to directory "modules/genealogy/"
   under your Drupal root directory.

2. Feed obit_original.mysql to your database command line interface as you
   would with other Drupal modules, for example:
   $   mysql --user=DBUSER --password=DBPASSWORD  DBNAME  < obit_original.mysql
   The database script may work with other SQL databases but has only been
   tested with MySQL version 4.x. NOTE: This will create a table called
   "obit_original". That name is nonstandard for a module named "genealogy",
   but it is a temporary table that will be replaced in the near future by one
   that follows the naming standards. See the README.txt file for details.

3. Login to Drupal as the administrative user, and enable the Genealogy module.

4. Set appropriate permissions for who can search the database and who can
   maintain the database.

5. The query page for the database is http://www.example.com/genealogy (if your
   Drupal installation is not in a subdirectory).

WARNING: THIS IS A VERY EARLY ALPHA RELEASE OF THIS MODULE. THERE IS NO
GUARANTEE OF AUTOMATED MIGRATION OF DATA TO FUTURE RELEASES. Please read the
README.txt file carefully for important information about the status of this
module and future plans for enhancing it.
1	Installation Instructions for "genealogy.module"
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4	1. Copy the files in this directory to directory "modules/genealogy/"
5	under your Drupal root directory.
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7	2. Feed obit_original.mysql to your database command line interface as you
8	would with other Drupal modules, for example:
9	$ mysql --user=DBUSER --password=DBPASSWORD DBNAME < obit_original.mysql
10	The database script may work with other SQL databases but has only been
11	tested with MySQL version 4.x. NOTE: This will create a table called
12	"obit_original". That name is nonstandard for a module named "genealogy",
13	but it is a temporary table that will be replaced in the near future by one
14	that follows the naming standards. See the README.txt file for details.
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16	3. Login to Drupal as the administrative user, and enable the Genealogy module.
17
18	4. Set appropriate permissions for who can search the database and who can
19	maintain the database.
20
21	5. The query page for the database is http://www.example.com/genealogy (if your
22	Drupal installation is not in a subdirectory).
23
24	WARNING: THIS IS A VERY EARLY ALPHA RELEASE OF THIS MODULE. THERE IS NO
25	GUARANTEE OF AUTOMATED MIGRATION OF DATA TO FUTURE RELEASES. Please read the
26	README.txt file carefully for important information about the status of this
27	module and future plans for enhancing it.