OpsBlogInstallation

Installation

  • This plugin requires some functions not yet provided by that latest release of serendipity(time of writing: dec 6 2005) so you could get a nigtly release or just ignore that database entries will not be deleted properly.
  • First of get a Serendipity release and install it as usual.
  • next take the OpsBlog.zip and extract it in the plugins folder of Serendipity.
    • Alternatively you could checkout the latest sources from our cvs reposetory.
  • Now log in as an administrator and click on "Configure Plugins". followed by "Click here to install a new event plugin"
  • You will see a list of installable plugins, OpsBlog will be listed under "Backend: Editor". Click on the install button next to it to install the plugin.
  • The next screen will ask you to fill in some details about your OPS setup. Fill them in as follows:
    • For "Ops server wsdl url" fill in the url of your OpsProject server followed by "?wsdl" ie: http://yourhost.com:8080/ops_project/services/OpsProject?wsdl
    • For username and password fill in a user that has access to OpsProject.
    • The namespace can be safely ignored unless you've changed something in the OpsProject server configuration explicitly
    • The las t option; "Only show projects which the user is a member of?" gives you the option of either lsting all projects or just the projects a user is a member of(recommended performance wise).

-- IvoVanDongen - 06 Dec 2005

Topic revision: r1 - 06 Dec 2005 - 09:04:06 - IvoVanDongen

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