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Initial DAViCal configuration on Debian
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General installation and configuration information is available at
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https://www.davical.org/installation.php. Please visit that website for
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details and further reading.
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After installation, basic configuration with a local database consists
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of the following steps:
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1. Allow DAViCal to connect to the database, by adding the following 2
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lines at the top of your pg_hba.conf file (path depending on postgres
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version, for Debian Jessie try /etc/postgresql/9.4/main/pg_hba.conf):
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local davical davical_app trust
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local davical davical_dba trust
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Don't forget to restart postgres for the change to take effect!
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2. Create the database, noting the displayed DAViCal admin password:
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sudo -u postgres /usr/share/davical/dba/create-database.sh
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3. Review and activate the default Apache config ('a2ensite davical'),
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or symlink /usr/share/davical/htdocs somewhere below an existing vhost's
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document root.
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4. Customize /etc/davical/config.php if you want.
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5. Point your browser to /setup.php (or wherever you symlinked the
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htdocs directory in step 3), log in as user admin with the password
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noted in step 2 above, and review the displayed issues, if any.
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After that you're all set to create and configure users, upload existing
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calendars or set up clients.
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