Astronaut OpenVistA on Ubuntu - Revision history

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	The network administrator must assign the static IP address on the LAN for use by the server (especially if a DNS nameserver is in use on the network). Let's say the LAN has a router/gateway address of 192.168.1.1, a static IP address range of 192.168.1.125 - 192.168.1.253, and the server is assigned an IP address of 192.168.1.135. Then the Ubuntu Server can be configured to use this static IP address.		The network administrator must assign the static IP address on the LAN for use by the server (especially if a DNS nameserver is in use on the network). Let's say the LAN has a router/gateway address of 192.168.1.1, a static IP address range of 192.168.1.125 - 192.168.1.253, and the server is assigned an IP address of 192.168.1.135. Then the Ubuntu Server can be configured to use this static IP address.

	*When the Ubuntu Server OS is running, edit the /etc/network/interfaces configuration file:		*When the Ubuntu Server OS is running, edit the /etc/network/interfaces [[configuration~\|Configuration]] file:
	sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces		sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces

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	=== Connect with a CPRS client ===		=== Connect with a CPRS client ===

	*See the [[Astronaut CPRS client package]] installation and configuration instructions. This package uses the TMG-CPRS client as well as other standardized clients which can be used interchangeably with either WorldVistA or OpenVistA.		*See the [[Astronaut CPRS client package]] installation and [[configuration~\|Configuration]] instructions. This package uses the TMG-CPRS client as well as other standardized clients which can be used interchangeably with either WorldVistA or OpenVistA.

	*Also see the [[OpenVistA-CIS client package\|Medsphere OpenVista-CIS client]] package, which is a modification of CPRS with image viewing and other commercial ehancements. It can be used with the Astronaut OpenVistA server along with the Astronaut client package listed above.		*Also see the [[OpenVistA-CIS client package\|Medsphere OpenVista-CIS client]] package, which is a modification of CPRS with image viewing and other commercial ehancements. It can be used with the Astronaut OpenVistA server along with the Astronaut client package listed above.

	=== Using the VistA Configuration Utility ===		=== Using the VistA [[Configuration~\|Configuration]] Utility ===

	*See the [[VistA Configuration Utility]] usage instructions.		*See the [[VistA Configuration Utility]] usage instructions.

NeilArmstrong: Added glossary link to Record~

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	=== Installation ===		=== Installation ===
	Medsphere's [http://medsphere.org OpenVistA] uses one of the largest electronic health record platforms in the public domain. It is based on the US Veterans Administration health record system and is AGPL licensed. The database and server can be installed on a standalone server (which would then be accessed over a network by clients on other computers) or can be installed in a [[VirtualAstronaut\|virtual machine]] on a computer which also contains the [[#Connect_with_a_CPRS_client\|clients]] (creating a self-contained EHR on a single computer). There are several installation packages. The original OpenVistA site is [http://medsphere.org/ here].		Medsphere's [http://medsphere.org OpenVistA] uses one of the largest electronic health [[record~\|Record]] platforms in the public domain. It is based on the US Veterans Administration health [[record~\|Record]] system and is AGPL licensed. The database and server can be installed on a standalone server (which would then be accessed over a network by clients on other computers) or can be installed in a [[VirtualAstronaut\|virtual machine]] on a computer which also contains the [[#Connect_with_a_CPRS_client\|clients]] (creating a self-contained EHR on a single computer). There are several installation packages. The original OpenVistA site is [http://medsphere.org/ here].

	*Apache2 is required. It can be installed individually (sudo apt-get install apache2) or as part of a [http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:All#LAMP_server_installation LAMP] (Linux, Apache2, MySQL5, PHP) installation:		*Apache2 is required. It can be installed individually (sudo apt-get install apache2) or as part of a [http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:All#LAMP_server_installation LAMP] (Linux, Apache2, MySQL5, PHP) installation:

Perspectoff at 22:04, 18 December 2011

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	''Note: More up-to-date instructions for installing the server <!--->[http://kubuntuguide.~~org~~/OpenVistA_EHR exist]<--->[[Astronaut_VistA#Installation_Instructions\|may exist]].''		''Note: More up-to-date instructions for installing the server <!--->[http://kubuntuguide.info/OpenVistA_EHR exist]<--->[[Astronaut_VistA#Installation_Instructions\|may exist]].''

	OpenVistA consists of two parts: a database server and a collection of client modules. The server runs in Linux. The CPRS clients are generally Windows-based (at this time), but the OpenVista-CIS client (a CPRS re-write by Medsphere) is available for both Windows and Linux (and perhaps Mac).		OpenVistA consists of two parts: a database server and a collection of client modules. The server runs in Linux. The CPRS clients are generally Windows-based (at this time), but the OpenVista-CIS client (a CPRS re-write by Medsphere) is available for both Windows and Linux (and perhaps Mac).

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	== Other resources ==		== Other resources ==
	*This page was adapted from [http://kubuntuguide.~~org~~/OpenVistA_EHR Kubuntuguide].		*This page was adapted from [http://kubuntuguide.info/OpenVistA_EHR Kubuntuguide].

Perspectoff: /* Installing on a Server edition */

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Installing on a Server edition

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	<--->		<--->
	Note: The command "apt-get -f install" finds and installs unmet dependencies. This is only needed for Server editions in which a package manager is not installed.		Note: The command "apt-get -f install" finds and installs unmet dependencies. This is only needed for Server editions in which a package manager is not installed.
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	=== Installing OpenVistA Server in a Virtual Machine ===		=== Installing OpenVistA Server in a Virtual Machine ===

Perspectoff at 16:52, 28 September 2010

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	(Obviously, use the IP address of your own server.)		(Obviously, use the IP address of your own server.)
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	~~<!--->~~=== Installing on a Server edition ===		=== Installing on a Server edition ===
	If you are installing on a Server edition without a desktop/package manager installed, you may need to install as root:		<!--->If you are installing on a Server edition without a desktop/package manager installed, you may need to install as root:
	sudo -s		sudo -s
	sudo dpkg -i astronaut-ov-server-current.deb		sudo dpkg -i astronaut-ov-server-current.deb
	sudo apt-get -f install		sudo apt-get -f install
			<--->
	Note: The command "apt-get -f install" finds and installs unmet dependencies. This is only needed for Server editions in which a package manager is not installed.		Note: The command "apt-get -f install" finds and installs unmet dependencies. This is only needed for Server editions in which a package manager is not installed.
	<--->		<--->

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	''Note: More up-to-date instructions for installing the server <!--->[http://kubuntuguide.org/OpenVistA_EHR exist]<--->[[Astronaut_VistA#Installation_Instructions\|exist]]~~. This page is being updated~~.''		''Note: More up-to-date instructions for installing the server <!--->[http://kubuntuguide.org/OpenVistA_EHR exist]<--->[[Astronaut_VistA#Installation_Instructions\|may exist]].''

	OpenVistA consists of two parts: a database server and a collection of client modules. The server runs in Linux. The CPRS clients are generally Windows-based (at this time), but the OpenVista-CIS client (a CPRS re-write by Medsphere) is available for both Windows and Linux (and perhaps Mac).		OpenVistA consists of two parts: a database server and a collection of client modules. The server runs in Linux. The CPRS clients are generally Windows-based (at this time), but the OpenVista-CIS client (a CPRS re-write by Medsphere) is available for both Windows and Linux (and perhaps Mac).

Perspectoff: /* Installation */

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Installation

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	<!--->=== Installing on a Server edition ===		<!--->=== Installing on a Server edition ===
	If you are installing on a Server edition without a desktop/package manager installed, you may need to install as root:		If you are installing on a Server edition without a desktop/package manager installed, you may need to install as root:

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	=== Installing on a Server edition ===		<!--->=== Installing on a Server edition ===
	If you are installing on a Server edition without a desktop/package manager installed, you may need to install as root:		If you are installing on a Server edition without a desktop/package manager installed, you may need to install as root:
	sudo -s		sudo -s
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	Note: The command "apt-get -f install" finds and installs unmet dependencies. This is only needed for Server editions in which a package manager is not installed.		Note: The command "apt-get -f install" finds and installs unmet dependencies. This is only needed for Server editions in which a package manager is not installed.
			<--->

	=== Installing OpenVistA Server in a Virtual Machine ===		=== Installing OpenVistA Server in a Virtual Machine ===