Korero (which means talk, speak, discuss in Cook Islands Maori) is the name of our Open Source Language Database Web application developed by the Cook Islands Internet Action Group.
The application is a LAMP Stack (Linux Apache PHP MySQL) based web application and is similiar to the one developed by the orginal project here http://www.maori.org.ck/
To install the application of your LAMP based web server you'll need to
- Upload and Unzip the source file
- Create a database for the web application
- Edit the Configuration file
- Download the zipped version of the application here https://github.com/ano/Korero/archive/master.zip
- Upload the code to your LAMP server
- Unzip it
- Create an empty database
- Copy, Paste and Execute the SQL code in the database folder, SQL code is located here database/maoridb.sql
Edit the file manage/ewcfg10.php configuration file's details to connect to the database. For example if your database credentials are:
server: localhost
port: 3306
user: maoridb_user
password: maoridb_rocks
database: maoridb
then you would edit the manage/ewcfg10.php as follows, starting from line 45
// Database connection info
define("EW_CONN_HOST", 'localhost', TRUE);
define("EW_CONN_PORT", 3306, TRUE);
define("EW_CONN_USER", 'maoridb_user', TRUE);
define("EW_CONN_PASS", 'maoridb_rocks', TRUE);
define("EW_CONN_DB", 'maoridb', TRUE);This project would not have been successfull without the contribution and support of the following individuals and Organisations Sylvia Cadena - Community Partnerships Specialist: ISIF.ASIA (http://isif.asia/) Rod Dixon - Director: USP, Cook Islands Campus Jules Maher - Former CEO: Telecom Cook Islands
Maureen Hilyard - Former PICISOC Chairman Nga Teinangaro - Teaching and Learning Resource Co-ordinator Violet Tisam - Community Engagement