Fedora
is a primary development platform for OpenGroupware.org. The project
provides packages for Fedora Core 2 as well as for Fedora Core 3.
We target for inclusion in the Fedora project after the OGo 1.0 release.
Quick Links: apt4rpm, yum, FC Core 3, FC Core 2, FC Core 1.
You can perform automatic installation using the apt4rpm tool. Just add one of the following lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list, rerun apt-get update and use apt-get install to install the packages you want.
Trunkrpm http://download.opengroupware.org/packages/apt4rpm \
fedora-core2/trunk SOPE OGo ThirdParty
Releases
rpm http://download.opengroupware.org/packages/apt4rpm \
fedora-core2/releases ogo-1.0alpha8-shapeshifter sope-4.3.8-shapeshifter
You can perform automatic installation using the yum tool. Simply add one of the following sections to your /etc/yum.conf, perform a yum update and call the yum install to install packages.
Trunk[ogo-trunk] name=OpenGroupware.org trunk builds baseurl=http://download.opengroupware.org/packages/fedora-core2/trunk/Releases
[ogo-releases] name=OpenGroupware.org release builds baseurl=http://download.opengroupware.org/packages/fedora-core2/releases/
Fedora Core 2 packages are known to run just fine, but we appreciate
feedback
in case you find issues with the packages.
For SOPE 4.4 and OGo 1.0a the Fedora Core 2 are build on that platform. You
might want to use Kelley's RPM install script to install or upgrade an
existing installation.
Note: We appreciate feedback on what aspects the provided packages conflict with Fedora packaging policy! Of course patches to the spec file are welcome too :-)
Fedora Core 2 packages are known to run just fine, but we appreciate
feedback
in case you find issues with the packages.
For SOPE 4.4 and OGo 1.0a the Fedora Core 2 are build on that platform. You
might want to use Kelley's RPM install script to install or upgrade an
existing installation.
Fedora Core 1 is outdated now, but if you got it running, we appreciate
feedback, or even better,
install instructions for that platform.
In general the regular RPM packages should work out of the box. RPM
installation procedures apply and you might want to use Kelley's RPM
install script.