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--- en:glpifedora [2006/08/18 04:26]
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mumblyjoe Corrected grammar and re-worded a few sentences.
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 === I. Installation of the different servers : ===
-You that likes graphical installations can follow this [[ http://glpi-project.org/article.php3?id_article=96 | documentation ]], based on a Fedora Core 4 but still available for the version 5.
+Those of you that like graphical installations can follow this [[ http://glpi-project.org/article.php3?id_article=96 | documentation ]]. It is based on Fedora Core 4 but still available for the version 5.
 == 1. Apache and PHP : ==
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 <code>[root@localhost ~]# rpm -qa |grep -i httpd</code>
-If the command returns you a line like “httpd-2.2.0-5.1.2”, it means the server is correctly installed and that you are using version 2.2.
+If the command returns a line like “httpd-2.2.0-5.1.2”, it means the server is correctly installed and that you are using version 2.2.
 Now, it is time to install PHP. In order to make GLPI work, you have to install the PHP module and the module allowing PHP to be linked to a MySQL server (packages php and php-mysql). To use external authentication sources, you may need to install some other packages like php-ldap (LDAP) or php-imap (IMAP).
 <code>yum install php php-mysql</code>
-Be careful : no package for using CAS authentication has been found yet. If you know how to do, let us a message on our forum or sent us an email.
+Be aware : no package for using CAS authentication has been found yet. If you know how to do, let us a message on our forum or sent us an email.
 == 2. MySQL ==
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 <code>yum install mysql-server</code>
-Once the different services are installed, you just need to configure them... Don't forget to restart them after the configuration files are modified. By default, the variable “memory_limit” of « php.ini » file is set to 8 (Mb). This value is not big enough to make GLPI work in optimal conditions. Assign the value 16 to the variable or more to have a normal or optimal behavior.
+Once the different services are installed, you just need to configure them... Don't forget to restart them after the configuration files are modified. By default, the variable “memory_limit” of « php.ini » file is set to 8 (Mb). This value is not big enough to make GLPI work in optimal conditions. Assign the value 16, or more, to the variable to have a normal or optimal behavior.
 <code>/etc/init.d/httpd restart /etc/init.d/mysqld restart</code>
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 <code>mysqladmin -u root password 'root'</code>
-(second 'root' is the choosen password, but you can use another one, as you prefer.)
+(second 'root' is the chosen password, but you can use another one, as you prefer.)
-This command improves your MySQL server security while giving it a unique password. Once this is done, create the « glpidb » databse with these commands :
+This command improves your MySQL server security while giving it a unique password. Once this is done, create the « glpidb » database with these commands :
 <code>mysql -u root -p (enter the MySQL root password)</code>
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   *   glpiuser password : previously defined :) (glpi in our example)
-On Fedora Core, two elements can bother or, worst, forbid the instalation. Verify your firewall rules and SELinux which usually limits the rights (for your security).
+On Fedora Core, two subsystems can interfere with or, even, prevent an installation. Verify that your firewall rules and your SELinux permissions will not interfere with the function GLPI.