Sahana Agasti

Paltfrom of Sahan versions

Asked by Joy Ghatak

1. I understand Sahana Eden is on Python,Web2Py and Mysql and is in MV framework with Linux and Windows Apache installation. - Please confirm

2. Aagasti is only for Linux with PHP,JavaScript,mysql. - Please confirm

3. What is the frame work used for Agasti versions
  a. Sahana Agasti Portable version
  b. Sahana Agasti Vesuvius 0.9.0
  c. Sahan Agasti Mayon
  d. Sahana Agasti 0.6.6

4. Sahana Agasti 0.6.6 - does it have all modules that were depricated in Vesuvius 0.9.0?

5. Where from can I download Sahana Agasti 0.6.6?

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Best Darlene McCullough (darlene-mccullough) said : 		#1

Thanks for all your questions and we appreciate you taking the time to work them out. Hopefully we can help clear some of your confusion.

Eden and Agasti are projects within Sahana - Eden has named their software the same as their project; however, Agasti has two 'products': Vesuvius and Mayon. Vesuvius (0.9) is a Person Finder product, and Mayon (2.0) is focused on Municipal Emergency Response. Mayon is also the development focus and will have it's first stable release later this year. That may be helpful in understanding that there are three Sahana softwares available. Now, on to the questions.

1) For any questions regarding Eden you'll want to contact their team directly; however I can confirm that they are the Python branch and build on Web2Py.

2) Vesuvius and Mayon were both designed and developed in Linux; however they are both intended to be available on Linux and Windows builds. As they are both still being debugged this is an ongoing process.

3) Mayon is built on Symfony. As Vesuvius is largely a distillation of Sahana's Legacy code base (the existing code from Sri Lanka) it was built outside of a framework.

For 4 & 5 - 0.6.6 is no longer being supported by the Sahana development community as it contained a lot of outdated code whose originators began working on other things. The branch is available here: https://launchpad.net/sahana-agasti/krakatoa

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Joy Ghatak (joyg) said : 		#2

Thanks Darlene McCullough, that solved my question.