Nexus System Manual

Chapter 0. System Requirements

Chapter 1. Installation

Chapter 2. Groups
   2.1 Create Group
   2.2 Group List

Chapter 3. Login
   3.1 login
   3.2 Create a New Account
   3.3 Forget The Password

Chapter 4. My Account
   4.1 My Profile
   4.2 My Mailing Lists
   4.3 My Groups
   4.4 My Projects

Chapter 5. Project
   5.1 Project Home
   5.2 Project List
   5.3 Project Member Management
   5.4 Project Information Management
   5.5 Create Project Space

Chapter 6. News
   6.1 News Home
   6.2 Add News
   6.3 View All News
   6.4 View News Detail Information
   6.5 Add Comment

Chapter 7. Event
   7.1 Event Home
   7.2 Add Event
   7.3 View All Events
   7.4 View Event Detail Information

Chapter 8. Resource
   8.1 Resource Home
   8.2 Add Resource
   8.3 View All Resources
   8.4 View Resource Detail Information
   8.5 Add Comment

Chapter 9. Mailing Lists
   9.1 Adding New Lists
   9.2 View Lists
   9.3 View Message

Chapter 10. Search
   10.1 Normal Search
   10.2 Advanced Search

Chapter 11. Administration
   11.1 Settings
   11.2 User Management
   11.3 Mailing List Management
   11.4 News Management
      11.4.1 Delete News
      11.4.2 Update News
   11.5 Event Management
      11.5.1 Delete Event
      11.5.2 Update Event
      11.5.3 Approve Event
   11.6 Resource Management
      11.6.1 Delete Resource
      11.6.2 Update Resource
      11.6.3 Approve Resource
      11.6.4 Add Category
      11.6.5 Delete Category
      11.6.6 Update Category
   11.7 Project Management
   11.8 Group Management


Installation

  1. Gunzip and untar the package file Nexus.tar.gz into the directory in which you want to install. Then go to Nexus directory and type "make init" in the command prompt.
    bash$ tar xfz Nexus.tar.gz
    bash$ cd Nexus
    bash$ make init
    
  2. Now open a web browser and point your browser to the file "install.php" in the Nexus directory. Then you will see the following screen. Please enter the required information and press the "Next" button.

  3. Now the system will check whether the settings are correct and then create the system tables.

  4. After clicking the "Next" button in the previous step, we are now entering the setup for the system administrator.

  5. If all settings are correct, we are ready to go into the final step, installing the cron jobs.

  6. Go back to the Nexus directory as in Step 1, type "make crond", then the system installation is completed.
    bash$ make crond