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/*! \mainpage Muggle: Usage with postgresql
This is a plugin for the Video Disk Recorder (VDR).
Written by: Andi Kellner,
Lars von Wedel <vonwedel@web.de>,
Ralf Klueber <r@lf-klueber.de>,
Wolfgang Rohdewald <wolfgang@rohdewald.de>
Project's homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdr-muggle
Latest version available at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdr-muggle
See the file COPYING for license information.
\section prereq PREREQUISITES
You will need:
- postgresql client libraries: Debian package postgresql-client
- postgresql server, possibly on another machine: Debian package postgresql
- postgresql-dev for the compilation
Please execute these steps before starting muggle the first time:
(tested on Debian unstable)
1. log in as root
2. su - postgres
3. createuser XXX
4. createdb GiantDisc
where XXX is the user name vdr is running under, normally vdr
Everything else will be done by muggle.
\section install INSTALLING
Adapt the Makefile or Make.config to your system. Define HAVE_PG
HAVE_PG=1
\section SET UP MUGGLE WITH POSTGRESQL
Muggle and mugglei use a small set of parameters in order to control
the interaction with the Postgresql server. Let's look at an example:
\verbatim
-P'muggle -s /tmp -t/home/music'
\endverbatim
The -s parameter says to look for a socket in /tmp (this is what I
had to to on Debian unstable).
On the other hand on my kubuntu 7.10 notebook I don't need any
additional arguments at all:
\verbatim
-P'muggle -t/home/music'
\endverbatim
Starting mugglei without arguments to see a list and explanation of
all available options. They can vary slightly depending on the
chosen data base software.
*/
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