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[Cédric]

Here are the informations about my test environnement :
- Debian 6.0.3
- MySQL 5.5.27
- PHP 5.3.3-7
- Apache 2.2.16
- memcached 1.4.5

I followed the linux installation instructions for production (http://zurmo.org/wik...-for-production)

Let me give you a quick feedback about this installation :

- I haven't encountered insurmountable difficulties to install zurmo

- The documentation is simple and accurate

- About the MySQL configuration, I'm sure it'll be possible to provide some advice to configure the database in relation to the customer activities and load (for example for buffers and physical files...). It's possible to mention this kind of tool for example : https://tools.percona.com/

- About MySQL configuration again, why the binary logs can't they be configured ? (log-bin=0). The binary logs are used by replication and I'm sure it can be very useful to have a slave to ensure service availability.

- I would have liked to have informations about the minimum requirement for PHP configuration before to launch the installation process (ex : PHP upload_max_filesize value is: 2M minimum requirement is: 20M)

- The mysql admin user used to create database must have the "grant option" privilege. It is interesting to clarify that if the root user is not choose for installation

- phpunit configuration and requirement not specified (Pear requirement)

[Ivica]

Thank you for your review.

- About MySQL configuration again, why the binary logs can't they be configured ? (log-bin=0). The binary logs are used by replication and I'm sure it can be very useful to have a slave to ensure service availability.

If log-bin can't be turned off for any reason, another way is to set log_bin_trust_function_creators=on.

- I would have liked to have informations about the minimum requirement for PHP configuration before to launch the installation process (ex : PHP upload_max_filesize value is: 2M minimum requirement is: 20M)

Right, these are optional requirements, but we will add them to our installation articles.

- The mysql admin user used to create database must have the "grant option" privilege. It is interesting to clarify that if the root user is not choose for installation

Good point.

- phpunit configuration and requirement not specified (Pear requirement)

Well, this is production server, so in most cases you will not run unit tests on this server. There is another article with installation instructions for development: http://zurmo.org/wik...r-development-2