Anuko Time Tracker Installation Guide

Install and configure Apache web server and MySQL server.
Install PHP with PEAR database access code.
Unpack distribution files into a selected directory for Apache web server. If you have a previous deployment of time tracker v0.3 - remove it and then deploy the new code.
For UNIX systems set full access rights for catalog WEB-INF/templates_c/ (chmod 777 templates_c).
Create your database in mysql console using mysql.sql script. For example:

mysql -u username -p < mysql.sql

Change $dsn value in /WEB-INF/config.php file to reflect your database connection parameters (user name and password). Note that in this variable:

define("DSN",'mysql://root:no@localhost/wrtts');
root is user name, no is password, wrtts is database name.

Set MULTITEAM_MODE = "true" in the /WEB-INF/config.php file if you want to allow users create their own teams. By default it is set to "false", which means that only the admin can create teams.
If you install the time tracker into a sub-directory of your site, make sure this is reflected in the APP_NAME parameter in /WEB-INF/config.php. For example, for http://localhost/timetracker/ set APP_NAME = "timetracker".
Create a database using the mysql.sql script. Alternatively, if the database is already created, you can use /dbinstall.php to create its structure. Be sure to remove /dbinstall.php after use.
Login to your time tracker site as admin with the password "secret" (without quotes) and create at least one team.
Change the admin password using the following SQL console command:

update users set u_password=password('new_password_here') where u_login='admin'

Possible Reasons Why Anuko Time Tracker Is Not Working

There is no connection to the database.
Anuko Time Tracker was developed and tested for PHP <=5.1.2, MySQL <=4.1, Apache <=1.3.23.
PHP compiled without session support.

Note for Users of MySQL 4.1 and Above

MySQL v4.1 is supported if you use Anuko Time Tracker v0.4.1 and later versions.
If you are migrating your database from earlier MySQL versions you may need to configure your server to support old passwords in order to allow existing users to log on as before.
If something does not work, you may want to read this document http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/old-client.html

Note for PHP4 and PHP5 Users

Both PHP4 and PHP5 are supported.

Upgrade Instructions from v0.3

Backup the database and the code on the site.
Deploy the new v0.4.1 distribution code.
Change the $dsn value in /WEB-INF/config.php file to reflect your database connection parameters (user name and password).
For UNIX systems set up full access rights for catalog WEB-INF/templates_c/ (chmod 777 templates_c).
Launch http://your_time_tracker_site/dbinstall.php utility. Then execute an UPDATE and then CONVERT PASSWORDS operations. Be sure to remove /dbinstall.php after use.
Check whether your site is still working with old passwords, rollback if necessary.

Note: If you see any improvements that need to be made to this install guide, please let us know!

Further assistance may also be found in our forum if needed.

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