FreeMedForms First run (App configurator)

• if Resources/server.ini exists and
• file is describing the server connection and
• if connection to the works fine
  • –> start FreeMedForms with identification dialog

• FreeMedForms 0.5.9~alpha1 ask for a user (admin/admin) but is that really required ?
• Can't we start FMF with a specific user just for the install/config process

• Language combo for the wizard language
• Possibility for user to choose:
  • single-computer based (Monoposte) (no server, SQLite version)
  • network version as client (→ server connection, no user creation, log and pass must be already defined on the server)
  • network version as server (→ server configuration helper, freemedforms/server user creation, some prefs)

Language && server version page

• Network configuration
• User login and pass
• If config is correct → END

Network configuration page - Client

• Network configuration
• Server database super-administrator login and pass
• Test connection && get grants (if connection ok)
• if grants not sufficient to pursue → warningMessageBox && block page
• If config && grants are OK → auto-configure the server for FreeMedForms (SQL script)
  • dialog to inform on process success or failure

Network configuration page - Server

• “Create new users” with the following buttons:
  • “with the user manager”
  • “with the quick wizard”
  • “with the complete wizard”
  • “a new practitionner” → quick wizard already configurated for doctors
  • “a new secretary” → quick wizard already configurated for doctors
  • “create the default admin/admin user”
• “Users share all patients” : yes/no
  • when no, created patients belong to one unique practitionner
  • when yes, created patients belong to all practitionners

• “Select the form to use as basis for all patients/all users”
• idem as FreeMedForms 0.5.9~alpha1

Patient form selection

• Last page
• → Mailing list
• idem as FreeMedForms 0.5.9~alpha1

Last page

• a log file is created, all steps are logged in this file
• server (is auto-configurated)
  • if needed, scripts are processed
  • MySQL users are created ???
• databases are created
• patient base is populated with 4 virtual patients (shared by all practitionners)

• on error, ask user “Send the log file to the dev team ?”

• FreeMedForms is launched
• End of the procedure

• You need a network correctly configured
• Note the IP of the computer used as server (eg: 198.162.0.2); this IP should be fixe (static IP)
• You need to have super-administrator rights for all platforms

sudo apt-get install mysql-server libqt4-sql-mysql

• set the superuser password (note it you will need it later; for ex use: root)

• Download the exe from: MySQL download page
• Follow the installation process

• Download the exe from: MySQL download page
• Follow the installation process

• Check if MySQL is already running:

  sudo service mysql status

• Interesting HowTo

• edit the /etc/mysql/my.cnf file in section « [mysqld] » :
  • If you are using Debian Linux file is located at /etc/mysql/my.cnf location
  • If you are using Red Hat Linux/Fedora/Centos Linux file is located at /etc/my.cnf location

• sudo nano /etc/mysql/my.cnf

• bind-address = x.x.x.x

• where x.x.x.x is the IP adress the server should listen at. You can also use x.x.x.* or x.x.x.x/y.
• You can get the server IP using this command line

  • ifconfig  on Linux and MacOs

  • ipconfig /all  on Win32

• restart the mysql daemon

• sudo /etc/init.d/mysql restart

• Create the FreeMedForms database administrator user (automatically managed by FreeMedForms installator)

  • mysql -u root -p <RootPasswordAskedWhenInstallingMySQL>

  • CREATE USER 'fmf_admin' IDENTIFIED BY 'fmf_admin';
    GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `fmf\_%`.* TO 'fmf_admin'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'fmf_admin';
    FLUSH PRIVILEGES;