... answering my own question..

Here is my install notes that got it working for me (on a test system!): When installing Community with GForum, don't set Community admin username the same as your forum username, or you won't be able to log out of GForum properly!

Edit community.conf, set
'system_store_clear_pass' => '1',
'system_store_md5_pass' => '0',
(only because I have it set that way in GForum, I am using clear text passwords in GForum) I can't find these settings in Comm, so I had to hand edit the community.conf file

Install Authorize_Community plugin in GForum Plugin install wizard

Install Application GForum in community application install settings

Import users from GForum using defaults fields
(bug in status, it stays at 0%_________, but installs fine)

Run these SQL statements in the Community SQL Monitor:

UPDATE comm_users SET comm_clr_pass=comm_password
(copies the clear text passwords from comm_password to comm_clr_pass colums, otherwise users can't log --required only if you are using clear text passwords--)

UPDATE comm_users SET app_GForumTEST_user_id=comm_id
(properly load user ID for GForum application)

Update comm_users set app_GForumTEST = '2'
(properly load application permissions for GForum application)

After executing an UPDATE statement, it says, "Your query returned 0 rows." when infact, it updated 4573 records. is this a bug in SQL Monitor?


I am off to install GMail now. :)



Mike

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