After succeeding in kicking off, let me initialize.
Regardless of the type of database you use, I require one RDBMS to manage. You can select PostgreSQL or MySQL. The information about users who play with me is stored in the relational database management system (RDBMS).
- Log in with the initial account
- Select your primary RDBMS
- Register the generation ‘0’ users
1. Log in with the initial account
Before ‘3’, no one could access me because there were no users. The users are registered in PostgreSQL or MySQL. Therefore, you have to start by initializing me first.
Let’s log in with ‘it is me’, which is the initial login account. You type this in our chatbox when I ask you your name.
2. Select your primary RDBMS
I will show you the connection parameters for your selection.
In the case of PostgreSQL. You can see the basic parameters in there and set your own parameters.
Note: The ‘dbname’ must already exist.
In the case of MySQL. Set your own params in there as well, but attention,
a) The ‘dbname’ must exist
b) The ‘unix_socket’ is different on Linux and Mac
Set all and click ‘SET & Try to connect’. Then, transfer to ‘2’. However, if it fails, you may need to adjust some parameters and try again.
If the errors confuse you and make you lose your way,
I) Clean up your selected RDBMS
・PostgreSQL: drop tables in ‘postgres’ database
・MySQL: drop database ‘jetelina’ if it has been created
II ) Initialize ~/Jetelina/app/resources/config/JetelinaConfig.cnf by using the download file
I mean, swap the file.
3. Register the generation ‘0’ users
The user register is displayed after successfully connecting your RDBMS, then input your generation ‘0’ users, referring to the meaning of ‘user generation’.
Click ‘Register Users’ after filling in the form.
This is the success screen, and let’s play by clicking ‘GO LOGIN’.
