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Revision: 3824
          http://ledger-smb.svn.sourceforge.net/ledger-smb/?rev=3824&view=rev
Author:   einhverfr
Date:     2011-10-08 22:42:29 +0000 (Sat, 08 Oct 2011)
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-                LedgerSMB Small Medium Business Accounting
-                     Version 1.1.1c
-
-
-DESCRIPTION:
-------------
-LedgerSMB is a double-entry accounting system written
-in perl. It has been tested with PostgreSQL, Apache,
-Netscape, Mozilla, Galeon, Explorer, Links, Lynx,
-Konqueror, Voyager, W3M and Opera clients on Linux,
-FreeBSD, Solaris, Windows, Mac computers and PDA's.
-
-Data is stored in a SQL database server, either locally or
-remote, the display is through a text or GUI web browser.
-The system is linked by a chart of accounts.  All transactions
-for AR, AP and GL are stored in a transaction table. Hyper-links
-from the chart of accounts let you view transactions posted
-through AR, AP and GL.
-
-Configuration files let you specify to which SQL database server
-to connect to, personal preferences such as company name,
-language, number and date format, etc.
-
-With the admin script you can create, edit or delete users,
-create and delete datasets and set up the Chart of Accounts
-and templates needed for the system.
-
-You can have a group of users using the same dataset and
-templates for generating Invoices, Income Statements and
-Balance Sheets or a different set altogether.
-
-Templates are supplied in html, text and tex format to
-generate most of the forms. Forms can be printed to screen,
-sent to a printer or e-mailed.
-
-
-COPYRIGHT:
-----------
-Licensed under the terms of the GPL.
-
-
-LATEST VERSION:
----------------
-available from http://www.ledgersmb.org/
-
-
-PLATFORMS:
-----------
-Non specific, see requirements.
-
-
-REQUIREMENTS:
--------------
-1 - Perl, 5.8+
-2 - http server (Apache, NCSA, httpi, thttpd, ...)
-3 - SQL Server (PostgreSQL 8.0+)
-4 - DBD (DBD-Pg)
-5 - DBI
-6 - Locale::Maketext::Lexicon 0.56+
-7 - LaTeX (optional)
-
-
-FOREIGN LANGUAGE SUPPORT:
--------------------------
-28 languages are supported. Language files are
-ordinary text files, no special software is
-needed to change or add new translations.
-
-Some of the translation files are not 100% complete.
-If strings are missing, English is used instead.
-
-
-INSTALLATION 
-------------------------------
-unpack the tar.gz file in /usr/local
-
-  tar xzvf ledger-smb-x.y.z.tar.gz
-
-you should now have everything in /usr/local/ledger-smb
-
-rename ledger-smb.conf.default to ledger-smb.conf
-
-edit ledger-smb.conf
-
-create a file ledger-smb-httpd.conf in the same location
-where your httpd.conf is and copy the next section into the file
-
-  Alias /ledger-smb /usr/local/ledger-smb/
-  <Directory /usr/local/ledger-smb>
-    AllowOverride All
-    AddHandler cgi-script .pl
-    AddDefaultCharset On
-    Options ExecCGI Includes FollowSymlinks
-    Order Allow,Deny
-    Allow from All
-  </Directory>
-
-  <Directory /usr/local/ledger-smb/users>
-    Order Deny,Allow
-    Deny from All
-  </Directory>
-
-edit httpd.conf and add
-
-  # LedgerSMB
-  Include /config_directory/ledger-smb-httpd.conf
-
-Note: use an absolute or relative path to include
-the configuration in your httpd.conf file.
-
-i.e. /etc/httpd/ledger-smb-httpd.conf
-     etc/apache2/ledger-smb-httpd.conf
-     
-restart your web server.
-
-
-Note: /usr/local/ledger-smb is only a suggested
-path, you can install in any directory.
-
-Some versions of Apache 2.0 use a conf directory for
-configuration files. If this is the case copy
-ledger-smb-httpd.conf into this directory and leave
-httpd.conf as is.
-
-
-SET PERMISSION:
----------------
-change directory to /usr/local/ledger-smb
-
-# chown -hR nobody:nogroup templates css spool
-
-replace nobody:nogroup with the web server user and group.
-Some systems use apache:apache, www, www-data, ...
-
-
-FTP INSTALLATION:
------------------
-If you do not have access to the server's configuration
-files install LedgerSMB in userspace by ftp'ing all the
-files to your server.
-
-a) untar ledger-smb in your private_html directory
-b) turn on script execution for the folder ledger-smb
-You can control this with an .htaccess file
-
-  Options +ExecCGI
-  DirectoryIndex login.pl
-
-c) protect the users directory with an .htpasswd file
-
-order allow,deny
-deny from all
-
-d) protect the templates directory with an .htpasswd file
-
-order allow,deny
-deny from all
-
-e) set up your PostgreSQL database and the tables.
-
-You will most likely only have access to PostgreSQL with
-some other tools like pgadmin.
-
-1) create a database user or use an assigned database user
-2) create a blank database or use one which was created for you
-3) load your web browser and connect to
-http://host.domain.com/private_html/ledger-smb/admin.pl
-to create the tables.
-
-TODO:  Add bit about setting admin password
-
-Select the "Database Administration" link
-
-Host [database host]               Port [      ]
-User [database user]           Password [for your database]
-Connect to [your database]
-
-click on "Create Dataset"
-
-The next screen is for choosing a Chart of Accounts
-
-Create Dataset [your database]
-Multibyte Encoding [                 ]
-
-Select a chart of accounts and click on "Continue".
-
-Your tables will now be created and the chart of accounts
-will be loaded.
-
-Go to the next step, "SET UP A USER"
-
-
-PREPARE YOUR SQL DATABASE SERVER:
----------------------------------
-
-  add one database user with create database privileges
-  to manage the datasets and tables for LedgerSMB
-  
-  # su postgres
-  $ createuser -d ledger-smb
-  Shall the new user be allowed to create databases? (y/n) y
-  Shall the new user be allowed to create more new users? (y/n) n
-  
-  if you use passwords to access postgres use this command
-  $ createuser -d -P ledger-smb
-
-  
-SET UP A DATABASE AND TABLES:
------------------------------
-Load your web browser and connect to
-http://localhost/ledger-smb/admin.pl
-
-Select the "Database Administration" link,
-enter the user you created in the previous step.
-
-If the database has been pre-created for you (by
-your  hosting company, you must leave the superuser
-credentials blank.  If you want to create the
-database, fill in the superuser name and password.
-
-The "Create Dataset" link queries the server
-for existing datasets and displays them in a
-table. Enter a name for the new dataset (use
-lowercase letters only!) and select one of the
-Chart of Accounts and click on Continue.
-
-You cannot manage any other datasets from this
-interface, only the datasets used by LedgerSMB
-
-Template1 is only used to query
-the server, none of the information stored
-in template1 is manipulated in any way.
-You can connect to any other database you
-own, template1 is only a default.
-
-
-SET UP A USER:
--------------
-Load your web browser and connect to
-http://localhost/ledger-smb/admin.pl
-
-Click on "Add User". In the Database
-section select the driver and enter
-the user you used to create the dataset.
-
-
-LOAD THE ACCOUNTING PROGRAM:
-----------------------------
-Load your web browser and connect to
-http://localhost/ledger-smb/login.pl
-
-
-UPGRADING TO A NEWER VERSION:
------------------------------
-TODO:  Add bit about upgrading to 1.2 here.
-
-
-UPGRADING WITH setup.pl:
-------------------------
-run setup.pl from the command line and follow the prompts.
-
-
-INSTALLATION CHECKLIST:
------------------------
-1. untar LedgerSMB somewhere (i.e /usr/local, /opt)
-2. change permission for the users, templates, css and spool directory
-3. edit httpd.conf
-4. edit ledger-smb.conf
-5. add the database user ledger-smb
-6. load admin.pl
-7. create datasets for companies
-8. add users
-
-   In the Database section enter
-   
-   a) PostgreSQL
-   
-      Host:     for local connections leave blank
-      Dataset:  the dataset created in step 7
-      Port:     for local connections leave blank
-      User:     ledger-smb
-      Password: password for ledger-smb
-
-
-IF SOMETHING DOESN'T WORK:
---------------------------
-There is a FAQ in the doc directory.
-
-There are also several mailing lists at
-http://www.ledgersmb.org/
-where you can seek free help.
-
-For commercial support see http://www.ledgersmb.org/
-
-=====================================================================
-September 24, 2006

Modified: branches/1.3/doc/release_notes
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--- branches/1.3/doc/release_notes	2011-10-08 21:40:56 UTC (rev 3823)
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@@ -113,6 +113,9 @@
 TemplateToolkit. As we move forward, the format of data sent to the templates
 will change accordingly.
 
+We have also dispensed with the old pagebreak functionality, moving instead to 
+the longtable package in LaTeX.
+
 5:  Roadmap
 This project has no defined roadmap but rather a set of statements and 
 objectives contained in the documentation manager and trackers of sourceforge.
@@ -127,6 +130,15 @@
 * Focus on Small to Midsize Businesses:  LSMB's core market will remain in the
 small to midsize market.
 
+The above being said, we have a set of targets for the next major release 
+(1.4.0).  There is no guarantee we will reach these targets but we have them
+anyway.  These include:
+
+* Integrated budgetting module
+* Rewritten AR/AP/GL handling
+* Rewritten reports
+* Rewritten invoices and orders
+
 6:  Get Involved
 Contributors should start by joining the LedgerSMB users and devel lists.  Code
 contributions at the moment must be committed by either project maintainer and

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