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In case of doubts, troubles, email: bugs.blacktoolkit@gmail.com Omega Base - How to Install To install Omega Base you need Tomcat at least version 7 and PostgreSQL at least 9.0. Earlier version of Omega Base had a interactive installer, but because of its errors, it was supressed in 1.0.9. It's better to make a manual installation. 1-) PostgreSQL Configuration. You will need to create a database on PostgreSQL if you don't have one to. If you have one, you can upgrade it will keeping your data. But I would say: make a backup first for your safety. -Open Pgadmin3. Check the version you have of the db. You can see the version checking in table "configuration" column "db_version". This table always have just one row. -If your installation is new, run all the SQL files in next step. If it exists, but the column doesn´t exists, start with SQL file 1. -With pgadmin3, open the SQL files from the version you have of the db, run them from the (db_version+1) from you have, in numeric sequence. 2-) Tomcat Configuration. Put omegabase.war on Tomcat dir\webapps. After this you need to configure Tomcat 's connection to PostgreSQL. -Edit file <Tomcat dir>\conf\Catalina\localhost\omegabase.xml. Tomcat must create it. -Change the XML attributes url, username and password to the PostgreSQL installation. Of course you can change other parameters, like the connection pool. 3-) Login. The new installation´s default user is "administrator" and the password "changeit". You must change this for security.