After successfully building SOPE 4.4, you can continue with building the actual OpenGroupware.org sources.
Note:
The instructions below are updated for OGo 1.0alpha as it is available in the
Subversion repository! It won't work with older OGo (CVS) source packages.
Requirements
From ThirdParty:
gnustep-make, gnustep-objc
SOPE
optional: libpisock-dev for Palm support
Make Parameters
| debug=yes |
Compile with debugging information. Recommended for OGo trunk builds.
|
| strip=yes |
Strip debugging information from binaries. Recommended for building
packages.
|
OpenGroupware.org
Buildtime: 7m:54s (Athlon 1800+)
Starting with OGo 1.0alpha11 you can build the whole application with
configure and without sourcing GNUstep.sh.
For installation of resources you need to
issue additional calls.
Run ./configure --help to see all options.
(the -s make option just turns off verbose compile messages)
./configure --enable-debug
make -s install
This installs all the OGo daemons and libraries in /usr/local.
Warning:
The instructions are currently incomplete to actually run the server! Also
refer to the
INSTALL
file contained in the source tree for setting up required links.
Check for success:
You should get a
ogo-webui-1.0a executable in /usr/local/sbin/
and you should be able to start the app using:
$ ogo-webui-1.0a
Further Installation
After compiling the necessary modules, you should follow the
install instructions
to get a running system. You should definitely access OGo through
Apache/mod_ngobjweb instead of working on the SOPE application server
directly.
