Difference between revisions of "Installation"

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Software requirements

Operating system with support of periodic job scheduling (for example *nix with cron)
MySQL ≥ 5.1 (supports table partitions, views, trigger, functions, procedures and events)
PHP ≥ 5.3
Web server with PHP support, tested with Nginx (recommended), Apache and Litespeed

See also these hints for details!

Hardware requirements

A server, which fits the software requirements :-)
A Raspberry B with a 4 GB SD card works fine for me as scripts server connected to a central frontend/API sever.
Some sensors, like 1-Wire sensors, watt meters with S0 or D0 outputs
Solar inverter which supports either
- live query of data (SMA Webbox, Fronius, Kaco, Kostal)
- write data in short intervals (quasi-live) somewhere

Installation

The system is devided into 2 repositories, the PVLng core repo with web frontend and API and the PVLng-Scripts repo with the data aquisition and extraction scripts.

Upgrade

Core repository

Your can upgrade your installation at any time with

$ tools/upgrade.git

Upgrade your installation to lastest state from Github.

Usage: tools/upgrade.git <branch>

This works with master and develop

Checkout the lastest changes from GitHub
Apply outstanding database patches if any

Scripts repository

Just pull the latest changes from GitHub

git checkout master

or

git checkout develop

and

git pull

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-== Requirements ==
+{{TOCright}}
+== Software requirements ==
+* Operating system with support of periodic job scheduling (for example *nix with cron)
+* MySQL ≥ 5.1 (supports table partitions, views, trigger, functions, procedures and events)
+* PHP ≥ 5.3
+* Web server with PHP support, tested with Nginx (recommended), Apache and Litespeed
+'''See also these [[Software hints|hints]] for details!'''
-=== Hardware ===
+== Hardware requirements ==
-* A server, which fits the software requirements :-)
+* A server, which fits the software requirements :-)<br />A Raspberry B with a 4 GB SD card works fine for me as scripts server connected to a central frontend/API sever.
-* Some sensors, like [[1-Wire sensor]]s, watt meters
+* Some sensors, like [[1-Wire sensor]]s, watt meters with [[S0 reader|S0]] or [[D0 reader|D0]] outputs
 * Solar inverter which supports either
-** live query of data (SMA via [[Webbox]], [[Fronius]], [[Kaco]]
+** live query of data ([[SMA Webbox]], [[Grouping models#Fronius\SolarNet|Fronius]], [[Grouping models#Kaco|Kaco]], [[Grouping models#Kostal|Kostal]])
 ** write data in short intervals (quasi-live) somewhere
-=== Software ===
-* Operating system with support of periodic job scheduling (for example *nix with cron)
-* MySQL ≥ 5.1.* (supports table partitions, views, trigger, functions, procedures and events)
-* PHP ≥ 5.3.*
-* Web server with PHP support, tested with Apache, Litespeed and Nginx (recommended)
 == Installation ==
-At 1st find the document root of your web server, usually <tt>/var/www/htdocs</tt>, <tt>/var/htdocs</tt>, <tt>/srv/www/htdocs</tt> ...
+The system is devided into 2 repositories, the PVLng core repo with [[:Category:Web_frontend|web frontend]] and [[API]] and the [[:Category:Scripts|PVLng-Scripts]] repo with the data aquisition and extraction scripts.
-If you want to run only PVLng on your server, just install PVLng direct into the document root.
-If you have more running on your server, setup a own document root for PVLng.
-=== Install with Git ===
-If your system have Git installed, it will be simplest way to clone the Github repositories from GitHub.
-Go into the directory, you will PVLng install to and execute
- $ wget -qO - https://raw.github.com/K-Ko/PVLng/master/install | bash
-The installer will ask for your MySQL credentials, install the basic SQL script and create a basic configuration file with this credentials.
-If you are interested in the latest development version, you can also direct install the development branch with
- $ wget -qO - https://raw.github.com/K-Ko/PVLng/develop/install | bash
-Open afterwards your installation in your browser to finalize the setup.
-=== Manual installation ===
-Just download the archive and extract it direct on your server.
- $ wget https://github.com/K-Ko/PVLng/zipball/master -O master.zip
- $ unzip master.zip
- $ mv PVLng-master/* .
- $ rm -r master.zip PVLng-master
-=== Database setup ===
-Create a database for PVLng if you want. (This is ''recommend'', but not required)
-All PVLng specific tables have a <tt>pvlng_</tt> as prefix.
-Import the SQL file <tt>sql/install.sql</tt> into your database.
-==== From command line ====
- $ mysql -u[username] -p[password] [database] <sql/pvlng.sql
-This will install all the required tables, a predefined set of channel types, a view and some functions.
-==== Via Web frontend ====
-PVLng have Adminer installed by default.
-<blockquote>[http://www.adminer.org/ Adminer] (formerly phpMinAdmin) is a full-featured database management tool written in PHP. Conversely to phpMyAdmin, it consist of a single file ready to deploy to the target server.</blockquote>
- http://your.domain.here/adminer/
-Choose <tt>SQL-Query > File upload > Execute</tt>
-== Configuration ==
+* [[Core repository installation instructions|Installation instructions]] for {{PVLngRepo}}
+* [[Scripts repository installation instructions|Installation instructions]] for {{PVLngScriptsRepo}}
-Prepare the configuration file:
+[[Category:Hardware]]
+[[Category:Software]]
- $ cp config/config.php.dist config/config.php
+== Upgrade ==
+=== Core repository ===
+Your can upgrade your installation at any time with
-=== Database ===
+ $ tools/upgrade.git
+ Upgrade your installation to lastest state from Github.
+ Usage: tools/upgrade.git <branch>
-Fill in <tt>config.php</tt> your database credentials.
+This works with <tt>master</tt> and <tt>develop</tt>
+* Checkout the lastest changes from GitHub
+* Apply outstanding database patches if any
 === Scripts repository ===
-Prepare the configuration file:
+Just pull the latest changes from GitHub
+  git checkout master
-  $ cp PVLng.conf.dist PVLng.conf
+or
+ git checkout develop
-Fill in at least your API key, you can find it on the '''Information''' page.
+and
+ git pull
-Open afterwards your installation in your browser to finalize the setup.

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