AbanQ: Installation and basic configuration
AbanQ installation and configuration with MySQL
On the server On the server all that is required is a database manager which will connect AbanQ. In this example we use MySQL.
debianites For just run the following to install MySQL:
# aptitude install mysql
After accessing MySQL.
$ mysql-u root-p
It creates the database and creating a user:
mysql> create database dbname; mysql> GRANT ALL ON dbname .* TO user @ host IDENTIFIED BY 'passwordAsignado' ;
From now on everything is done from the clients.
On the client: In
customers must do the following to install AbanQ:
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Download AbanQ based application and its modules 
official abanq.org
official abanq.org Unzip the base application and the official modules downloaded Give Execute permissions to AbanQ-2.xxxx.bin.run: chmod + x
As root, install the base application running "./abanq-2.xxxx.bin.run"
. AbanQ requires the libraries "libgtk1.2" and "libstdc + +5" in Debian Lenny and are installed by default. Run
"fllite"
or the full path (
/ usr / local / facturalux-lite / fllite ) from console as normal user. Establishing a connection to the database on the server: Enter the name of the database, user, password, host and port that the server is listening.
In this case the application was installed base of version 2.3 with modules AbanQ 2.2. There are also official modules operating in the 2.1 to 2.2 or 2.3 of AbanQ. Settings module loading
The module loading is done from a client on one occasion and these are stored in the database. Next steps: - From the area
"System" under "Administration >> Home>> Load modules "
, load modules downloaded AbanQ officers abanq.org:
Billing Modules: - main (flfactppal.mod) - Warehouse (flfactalma.mod)
- Billing (flfacturac.mod )
- Treasury (flfactteso.mod)
- reports (flfactinfo.mod)
- accounting modules I did not use (optional): - Accounting / principal (flcontppal.mod) - accounting / reporting (flcontinfo.mod)
- - Upload module access control, data (for importing data from other applications) and the POS terminal by downloading from the console running "svn http://abanq-mods.googlecode.com/svn/tags/ co-google-code modules "
- . In this case, use version 2.1 of these modules. - Access Control (flcontacce.mod) - Details (fldatosppal.mod) - Point of Sale Terminal (flfact_tpv.mod)
- can use version 2.2 of module "Terminal Point of Sale (POS)" found on sourceforge and brings new features including the power to sell to any customer other than established.
- After loading the modules are recommended to restart the application to load the new modules. So far, we have installed AbanQ Standard configurations default. The following articles will describe how to configure and adapt for use in Mexico.
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