There are versions of FusionForge available for Fedora, and Ubuntu. The Ubuntu version is closest to an out of the box production system, so for now we will configure it using Ubuntu. Virtual Machines make this easy, and even if you are on a RHEL/CentOS/Fedora machine, you can create a VM and it works fine. # Identify your distribution code name cat /etc/lsb-release | grep CODENAME # Verify that your distribution is supported http://debian.fusionforge.org/ubuntu/dists # Add fusionforge to site-software (i.e. karmic) cat <EOF >>/etc/apt/sources.lst deb http://debian.fusionforge.org/ubuntu karmic main deb-src http://debian.fusionforge.org/ubuntu karmic main EOF # Install the archive key wget -q http://debian.fusionforge.org/key -O- | sudo apt-key add - # Verify the packages are availbale apt-cache pkgnames | grep fusionforge # Install full version of fusionforge apt-get update; apt-get install fusionforge-full # (Use package maintainer versions of local files, when asked) # Find admin password, remember it for initial site logins grep admin_pass /etc/gforge/gforge.conf # Set mailman initial list cd /usr/lib/mailman/bin ./list_lists ./newlist mailman # answer question, and copy alias names # Paste mailman aliases before GForge additions vi /etc/aliases service mailman stop service mailman start |
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