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Whups has been installed in %%WHUPSDIR%% with your blank
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configuration files.
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Horde must be configured; if not, see:
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- %%PORTSDIR%%/www/horde2/pkg-message
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Then, you have to create the tables required by Whups, from the SQL script
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%%WHUPSDIR%%/scripts/drivers/whups.sql,
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in the horde database or in a special database.
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For example, if your database is MySQL, you may run
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mysql --user=hordemgr --password=yourpass horde < whups.sql
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(If you run another database server, see
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%%HORDEDIR%%/scripts/db/README
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for more explanations.)
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Finally, you may have to tune the configuration files located in
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%%CONFDIR%%/, specially the files conf.php.
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In the file %%HORDEDIR%%/config/horde.php,
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at least one user should be defined as an admin:
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$conf['auth']['admins'] = array('admin', 'insert_user_login');
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Go to the <URL:http://localhost/horde/>;, log in with this user,
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and click on "Administration" to define your parameters.
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N.B.: permissions are not yet implemented!
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To protect your configuration files, you have to restart Apache.
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