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@@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ DISTRO AND OS-SPECIFIC NOTES ============================ Debian users should read README.debian + +OpenBSD users, please consult the README.OpenBSD For Unix systems, '$' signifies the bash prompt, '=>' the psql prompt. diff --git a/README.OpenBSD b/README.OpenBSD new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d10ce7aa --- /dev/null +++ b/README.OpenBSD @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +Known issues with OpenBSD: +============================= + +1) Dataset creation does not work on OpenBSD + +Workaround: Create the database manually. +These instructions assume you are in the LedgerSMB root directory +(/usr/local/ledgersmb/ by default). + +From the shell, create the database: +$ createdb -U postgres lsmbdata + +Install PLPGSQL into that database: +$ createlang -U postgres -d lsmbdata plpgsql + +Connect to the database: +$ psql -U ledgersmb lsmbdata + +Import the Pg-database file: +=> \i sql/Pg-database.sql + +Import the apropraite chart of accounts (these are all listed in the sql +directory with file names ending in chart.sql). For this example, we will use +Default-chart.sql, but if there is a local version you should use that: + +=> \i sql/Default_chart.sql + +If there is a local GIFI file (ending in -gifi.sql), for your chart, load that +in the same way. + +Your database should be ready for use. |