Tutos is a tool to manage the organizational needs of small groups, teams, departments ...
It provides some web-based features like :
Calendar
Address Management for people, companies and department.
Bug Tracking System - (State - open/close, Class - Light/Heavy/Dangeous, Description, Assigned To etc ...)
Product / Project repository
Mailboxes (Imap/Pop)
Timetracking on projects, installations and bugs
Invoices.
Watchlist. Stay informed on changes on projects/bugs etc via email.
Support for teams that are distributed over different timezones.
Color themes / layout ( I like blue with new_layout)
Here's my explanation on how I configured.
I used the following Service to configure Tutos :
Apache - ( Apache-AdvancedExtranetServer/2.0.47 )
Mysql - ( Ver 4.0.15)
PHP - (Ver 4.3.3 )
Step 1
I downloaded tutos from the link
http://download.sourceforge.net/tutos/TUTOS-php-1.2.20050306.tar.bz2
Step 2
Copy it to your DocumentRoot - mine was /var/www/html
I untarred it there and it created a directory tutos
Now I have /var/www/html/tutos
Step 3
I did not apply any patches ... but if you are concerned about patches
check http://sourceforge.net/patch/?group_id=8047
Step 4
Make a copy of config_default.pinc to config.php under /var/www/html/tutos/php.
and make all your changes in your personal config.php file.
Step 5
You will need a database and a DB User.
#mysql -uroot -p (enter)
Give the password
Create a database tutos
mysql>create database tutos;
Grant all access rights on the recently created tutos database to a database-user named 'tutos' with password 'password'
For this
mysql>grant all on tutos.* to tutos@your.webserver.com identified by "password";
mysql>quit
Step 6
Reload the new access rights to all databases with the command 'mysqladmin reload'.
Now adjust the config.cfg file in the php subdirectory.
# Database definitions
#
# you can define multiple database which are distinguished
# by there index [0] and [1] and so on.
#
# In most cases you only need ONE database definition
#
# On oracle dbname is your instance/tnsname, dbhost is not used
# (it will be resolved by tnsnames)
#
$tutos[dbname][0] = "tutos";
#
# The host and port where your apache server will find the database
#
$tutos[dbhost][0] = "localhost";
#
# Port where the DB is listening
# Postgres : 5432
# MySQL : 3306
$tutos[dbport][0] = 3306;
#
# The Database user who runs TUTOS
#
$tutos[dbuser][0] = "tutos";
#
# The DB Users password
#
$tutos[dbpasswd][0] = "password";
#
# Database prefix to add before all table names
$tutos[dbprefix][0] = "_tutos";
#
# dbhome is needed for oracle only !!
#
#$tutos[dbhome][0] = "/opt/oracle/";
#
# Type of the database
# 1 = Postgres
# 2 = MySQL
# 3 = Oracle
# 4 = Postgres 7.1
# 5 = MS SQL (beta)
# 7 = Interbase
# 8 = Oracle OCI connection
#
$tutos[dbtype][0] = 2;
$tutos[dbalias][0] = "MySQL database";
#
# Should TUTOS encrypt passwords with crypt (see db.pinc)
# 1 = yes (default)
# 0 = no
#
$tutos[cryptpw][0] = 1;
#
# The path where tutos stores files
#
# Please create the directory so that the apache user
# can access it and is allowed to make subdirectories
#
# Relative paths start at [tutoshome]/
#
$tutos[repository][0] = "repository";
# This is the url that TUTOS will put into generated links in mails etc.
# The URL should point to the top of the installed system like
# http://www.your.org/tutos
#
$tutos[baseurl][0] = "http://localhost/tutos";
Please make sure you have made a directory repository under /var/www/html/tutos
I have made only the above changes but you can make hell lot of changes to cupplement your need like ldap, smtp etc ...
Step 7 :
Now you need to edit
/var/www/html/tutos/apache.conf
I have pasted my file below
# make tutos an aliased Directory
#
Alias /tutos "/var/www/html/tutos"
# Remove next line when already defined in httpd.conf
# .pinc files must be interpreted by PHP to void password stealing !
AddType application/x-httpd-php .pinc
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
DirectoryIndex index.html
Options MultiViews FollowSymLinks +Includes
AllowOverride All
Order allow,deny
#
# localhost 127.0.0.1
# virtual network 192.168
#
# THIS IS A LIST OF ALL IP ADDRESSES THAT ARE ALLOWED TO ACCESS /usr/share/tutos
#
# Allow from 127.0.0.1 192.168
Allow from all
# EOF
Now under httpd.conf mine was /etc/httpd/conf/httpd2.conf
Step 8
I added a line
Include /var/www/html/tutos/apache.conf
and Restart Apache.
Step 9
Give proper permissions to /var/www/html/tutos
Step 10
Run http://localhost/tutos/php/admin/scheme.php
Follow the steps by doing Next,
It will create a Login
User - superuser
Password - tutos
Login at http://localhost/tutos/php/mytutos.php with the above username and password
After the Setup is done completely
Remove scheme.php and update.php under /var/www/html/php/admin
