Dynamic_Checksheet

LAMP server ajax checksheet for EMS or anything else.

This -- really -- is a mysql "front end" using LAMP server.

Dynamic Checksheet is intended on running on a LAMP server. I haven't tried NGinx, nor have I tried a WAMP server.

Step 1. Set up a LAMP server.

Linux,Apache2,Mysql(MariaDB),and PHP -- I heavily suggest installing "myphpadmin" as well.

Step 2. Git clone to a directory on your server.

$ git clone https://github.com/jgarbe/Dynamic_Checksheet.git

Step 3. Create a database:

  If you have a hosting service, use the tools they offer to create a database.
  If using Debian or a home linux system, you must "su" to the root user first.

    $ su

then

    # mysql -u root -p

then

> create database <database_name>;

then

> grant all on <database_name>.* to <databaseusername>@<hostname> identified by '<password>';

and finally

> exit;

Step 4. edit "Dynamic_Checksheet/inc/connectvars.php"

Change the mysql host, databasename, username, and password.

Step 5. edit "Dynamic_Checksheet/inc/appvars.inc.php."

Change to appropriate choices.

Step 6. Load the database.

Go to the "sql" directory.

 $cd Dynamic_Checksheet/sql

For the TN_ALS standard:

Edit the "demo_inv_01-23-2016.sql" file, deleting the example users in the _user table, but leaving the 'Administrator' and 'cheddar,' the other administrator.

  $mysql -u <databaseusername> -p<databasepassword> <databasename> < demo_inv_01-23-2016.sql

NOTE: No space after the "-p" for the database password.

Step 7. Create a password for Administrator.

I wish I had a better way of doing this.
Open the program as user:cheddar -- password: cheese and create a dummy user with your Administrator password.
Use phpmyadmin to copy the encrypted password from the user to the Administrator.
Now, you can delete the user and cheddar.

Step 8. set correct permissions to the tmp and the config folder.

Dynamic Checksheet will be writing files for cache and uploading of files.

# chown -R www-data:www-data tmp
# chmod -R 0755 tmp

# chown -R www-data:www-data config
# chmod -R 0755 config

This should allow the LAMP server permission to write the file it needs.

Youi should be able to open the page with your browser, voila!