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Ideas / Let users choose their own login name, etc.
« on: October 02, 2008, 05:10:51 am »
Something I was thinking about when I took my first steps into OpenGoo after installing it: It would save administrators a lot of time if they could just send an invite to a user's e-mail address and let them choose their own login/display name.
I don't know if it's possible, but I guess it would be a nice little extra to add to Opengoo.

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Installation problems / Re: InnoDB Support necessary?
« on: October 02, 2008, 05:02:13 am »
Hacking for non InnoDB MySql databases:
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1- Open, in your favorite text ed, the mysql_schema.php file located in /public/install/installation/templates/sql/
2- Search & Replace all the 'innodb' occurences by 'myisam' & save
3- Open the acInstallation.class.php file located in /public/install/installation/
4- Search & Replace all the 'innodb' occurences by 'myisam'
5- On line 213, delete 'myisam' in the 'have_myisam' variable statement,
6- On line 218, change 'return false' to 'return true' and save
7- Upload both files to their respective locations on your server if you have already uploaded all the
ActiveCollab files, or the whole package otherwise.
8- Go through the install process.
(from: http://www.activecollab.com/forums/topic/1302/)
Do it at your own risk. This hack is not officially supported, and it was not tested (by me at least).
I still recommend InnoDb.
Marcos

I can confirm this works. I just installed OpenGoo on my webspace which has a MySQL server without InnoDB support. Made the changes in the files mentioned above and everything works great!

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