Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Activating applications.

[Ian Firla]

You need to install them first. apt-get doesn't interact with the php
activation scripts.

Go to phpgroupware/setup/ and choose the last option and tick on install.

Ian

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On 27 Sep 2002, Rick ter Schele wrote:

> >>>>> "Marc" == Marc Lutolf <address@hidden> writes:
>
>
>     Rick> I installed a bunch of the applications (phpgroupware-chat,
>     Rick> phpgroupware-weather, etc) from the Debian woody release,
>     Rick> and then expected them to appear in Administration ->
>     Rick> Applications but there's no sign of them.  Only
>     Rick> Administration, Calendar, Email and Preferences are there.
>     Rick> Is there something else I need to do to activate them or
>     Rick> otherwise let phpgroupware know that they're there?  The
>     Rick> documentation is rather sparse.
>
>     Marc> In addition to activating them, you also need to make them
>     Marc> visible to specific groups and users.
>
>     Marc> As admin, go Administration-->User Groups-->(pick a group)
>     Marc> Edit
>
>     Marc> At the bottom of the page you'll see a table of all the
>     Marc> active applications.  Click on the checkboxes to make them
>     Marc> visible to that group.
>
> Same story there.  The same four apps are visible (Administration,
> Calendar, Email and Preferences).  The other supposedly installed apps
> are absent.
>
> Rick
>
>
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