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1. About
2. Content
3. Overview
4. Architectural overview
5. Account types
6. Booking rules
7. Setup
7. Setup
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This chapter explains how to setup a financer instance. It requires PostgreSQL as a database backend and a Java
Servlet Container (e.g. Apache Tomcat) as a runtime environment.
7.1 Database setup
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First install PostgreSQL. Then create a user for financer:
sudo -iu postgres
createuser -P -s -e financer
This creates a user named 'financer' and prompts for the creation of a password for this user. The expected default
password is 'financer'. Then create the actual database:
createdb financer
Using 'financer' for the name of the user, its password and the database name is the expected default. If you want
any other values you need to adjust the database connection settings of the financer application.
Then you need to grant the created user permission to the created database:
psql
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE "financer" to financer;
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