Installing the onShore TimeSheet Application

The first thing to do it to identify answer the following questions before installing onShore TimeSheet from the source distribution. If you are running Debian GNU/Linux there is an onshore-timesheet.deb available. We hope to support other Linux and Unix packaging systems in the future, such as RPM and Solaris' pkg files. Make sure there isn't a maintained package available for your system before installing onShore TimeSheet from the source distribution. If there isn't, begin by answering these questions:

Before running 'make install' you need to make sure that PostgreSQL is running. On a Linux distribution that uses SysV style init scripts, Such as Debian and Solaris, the command to start will be along the lines of /etc/init.d/postgresql start. Red Hat puts init scripts under /etc/rc.d/init.d/

After the above is taken are of you can run 'make install' as the root user with the appropriate variables:

	# make install