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phpPgAdmin Installation Guide
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1. Unpack your download
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If you've downloaded a tar.gz package, execute from a terminal:
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gunzip phpPgAdmin-*.tar.gz
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tar -xvf phpPgAdmin-*.tar
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Else, if you've downloaded a tar.bz2 package, execute from a terminal:
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bunzip2 phpPgAdmin-*.tar.bz2
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tar -xvf phpPgAdmin-*.tar
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Else, if you've downloaded a zip package, execute from a terminal:
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unzip phpPgAdmin-*.zip
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2. Configure phpPgAdmin
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edit phpPgAdmin/conf/config.inc.php
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If you mess up the configuration file, you can recover it from the
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config.inc.php-dist file.
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3. If you run your PHP installation in safe mode, in order that the database
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dump feature can work correctly, you need to set the 'safe_mode_allowed_env_vars'
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php.ini variable to include the PGPASSWORD and PGUSER environmental variables
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and the safe_mode_exec_dir to include /usr/bin (or wherever the pg_dump
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binaries are found).
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eg. safe_mode_allowed_env_vars = PHP_,PG
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safe_mode_exec_dir = /usr/bin
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Given that you usually don't want to allow everything in /usr/bin to
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be executed, you might want to copy the pg_dump and pg_dumpall utilities
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to a directory by themselves.
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Also, you will need to ensure that your 'pg_dump' and 'pg_dumpall' utilities
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are executable by the PHP process, if you want dump support in phpPgAdmin.
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Lastly, if you run phpPgAdmin in safe mode, very long running imports,
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exports and transactions may time out and be aborted.
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4. Ensure the statistics collector is enabled in PostgreSQL. phpPgAdmin will
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display table, index performance, and usage statistics if you have enabled
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the PostgreSQL statistics collector. While this is normally enabled by
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default, to ensure it is running, make sure the following lines in your
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postgresql.conf are uncommented:
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track_activities
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track_counts
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5. Browse to the phpPgAdmin installation using a web browser. You might
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need cookies enabled for phpPgAdmin to work.
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6. IMPORTANT - SECURITY
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PostgreSQL by default does not require you to use a password to log in.
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We STRONGLY recommend that you enable md5 passwords for local connections
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in your pg_hba.conf, and set a password for the default superuser account.
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Due to the large number of phpPgAdmin installations that have not set
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passwords on local connections, there is now a configuration file
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option called 'extra_login_security', which is TRUE by default. While
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this option is enabled, you will be unable to log in to phpPgAdmin as
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the 'root', 'administrator', 'pgsql' or 'postgres' users and empty passwords
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will not work.
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Once you are certain you have properly secured your database server, you
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can then disable 'extra_login_security' so that you can log in as your
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database administrator using the administrator password.
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