Hi there,
I am an IT Contractor and have been working with AwareIM for approximately a month. A good client of mine started to develop himself an application for his business and eventually wanted to get it all off his laptop and have it running on a dedicated server.
The current installation is running on a Linux server on his LAN in his business. AwareIM starts up fine with no errors.
Where we get stuck is, how do we now develop further on it?
I have been reading the forums for the entire 4 weeks I have been working with my client to get his application to the stage where it can be migrated over to the server. The issue now is, AwareIM is running on the server, you can access it successfully. But, how do you develop on it from a Windows client computer?
From my understanding, the instruction guide states that you just simply open your ConfigTool.exe and off you go.
I wish it were that easy.... Or are we two stupid men who can't find what the manual states? We have searched for ConfigTool.exe on the local client machine where he had AwareIM running as a server. Not there, I have looked on the new Linux server. Not there. I have googled and looked online as well as on AwareIM's site. I can't find it.
We did notice that when we reinstalled AwareIM on his client computer, it gave u an option for the database we wanted to use. I chose MySQL and told the installation program what the server name, username and password is. Great! It accepts it and continues installing.
When it's done we go to start AwareIM, which appears to start the server on the client machine, then tells us that we have X days left for the evaluation version. I assume this is because there are now two server instances running, one on the actual server (legitimate) and the one running on the client machine which shouldn't be running, but that is the only executable application we can see.
I hope someone could shed some light on what I am missing here. My customer is anxious to get this working and I'm anxious for the same reasons.
Thank you in advance,
Steve
