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# download the Mac OSX package [http://www.postgresql.org/download/macosx one click installer] | # install [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Complete_Install_Packages_for_Mac_OS_X MAMP package] in order to have a ready to use Apache web server. | ||
# download the Mac OSX Postgres package [http://www.postgresql.org/download/macosx one click installer] | |||
# run the installer, the installer tells you it changed a system file. | # run the installer, the installer tells you it changed a system file. | ||
# restart your Mac | # restart your Mac | ||
# run the installer a second time, Postgres | # run the installer a second time, Postgres gets installed. Remember the password you entered. If you don't change anything else, the default user should be called 'postgres'. | ||
# run pgAdminIII | # run pgAdminIII | ||
# click right on PostgreSQL X.X (there is a little red cross) and select Connect | # click right on PostgreSQL X.X (there is a little red cross) and select Connect | ||
# enter the same password as you enter during the installation. | # enter the same password as you enter during the installation. | ||
# click right on 'Databases (0)' then create a new database called Moodle | # click right on 'Databases (0)' then create a new database called Moodle | ||
# checkout [https://docs.moodle.org/en/CVS_for_Developers Moodle from CVS], run the installation | |||
# checkout Moodle from CVS, run the installation | |||
# on the database setup, you will enter: | # on the database setup, you will enter: | ||
#* host: localhost | #* host: localhost | ||
Latest revision as of 03:13, 1 September 2010
- install MAMP package in order to have a ready to use Apache web server.
- download the Mac OSX Postgres package one click installer
- run the installer, the installer tells you it changed a system file.
- restart your Mac
- run the installer a second time, Postgres gets installed. Remember the password you entered. If you don't change anything else, the default user should be called 'postgres'.
- run pgAdminIII
- click right on PostgreSQL X.X (there is a little red cross) and select Connect
- enter the same password as you enter during the installation.
- click right on 'Databases (0)' then create a new database called Moodle
- checkout Moodle from CVS, run the installation
- on the database setup, you will enter:
- host: localhost
- user: postgres
- password: your_password
- database: Moodle
