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Install and Configure OpenAtrium Organic Design procedure |
OpenAtrium is an "intranet in a box that has group spaces to allow different teams to have their own conversations. It comes with six features - a blog, a wiki, a calendar, a to do list, a shoutbox, and a dashboard to manage it all."
OpenAtrium is actually an installation profile of Drupal and it install a fully functional Drupal 6, which can be treated as a normal Drupal, especially regarding permissions.
Set Up
Download the relevant openAtrium distro. A server set up as an OD server will have all of openAtrium's requirements available out of the box.
Follow the excellent and detailed quickstart.
The quickstart assumes the installer is a Linux sysadmin: i.e. you need to set up a MySql database on a LAMP server, and perform the normal Drupal file system steps and Apache mod rewrites.
See Also
- There is a serious security issue which can be fixed, but only before you use the system, existing systems cannot be fixed in retrospect.
- A contributor has made it possible to integrate Storm as a feature in OpenAtrium.
