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==4.1.2==
==4.1.2==
:*May want to install the full vim with sudoapt-get install vim for future versions since the vim included does not do syntax coloring.
*Install the full vim with 'sudo apt-get install vim' for future versions since the vim included does not do syntax coloring.
:*Migrate to Ubuntu 12.04
*Migrate to Ubuntu 12.04
:*For External Database Loader, need to do this fix in Ubuntu 12.04:
*Update php settings (magic_quotes off and maybe turning off short_tags etc.)
<pre>
:*Increase the max_input_vars (new to php 5.3.9) setting to 3000.
The my.cnf file you should edit is the /etc/mysql/my.cnf file. Just: $ sudo
*Bring in pertinent stuff from [[OpenEMR Appliance Help and Tips]] wiki page into the User Manual.
nano /etc/mysql/my.cnf
*Add a section for installing patches in the User Manual.
 
Then add:
 
[mysqld]
 
local-infile
 
[mysql]
 
local-infile
 
The headers [mysqld] and [mysql] are already given, just locate them in the
file and add local-infile underneath each of them.
(also mysql needs to be restarted after making changes)
</pre>


==4.1.0==
==4.1.0==

Latest revision as of 00:27, 10 January 2013

Place to keep track of ongoing appliance development and contributions.

4.1.2

  • Install the full vim with 'sudo apt-get install vim' for future versions since the vim included does not do syntax coloring.
  • Migrate to Ubuntu 12.04
  • Update php settings (magic_quotes off and maybe turning off short_tags etc.)
  • Increase the max_input_vars (new to php 5.3.9) setting to 3000.

4.1.0

DONE - Added all below contributions.

  • Plan to do a 'sudo aptitude update' and a 'sudo aptitude upgrade' when upgrading the appliance.
  • 'sudo aptitude update' in several places within manual (see HERE) (contributor:Andrew_Dyer)
  • New backup script (see HERE) (contributor:Andrew_Dyer)
  • New Login page (see HERE) (contributor:Andrew_Dyer)