1.) Which version of SQL Ledger should I install? I noticed the latest version is SQL Ledger 2.8.11, however from the Forum posts I also noticed that someone had to make changes recently in order to get 2.8.10 to work with OpenEMR-2.8.3. Since I do not have access to CVS files, I wanted to make sure I install the right version to get me up and running with the August release of OpenEMR (2.8.3).
2.) Is it ok to install FreeB-0.13?
3.) I noticed that one of the components for postgreSQL is "php4-pg". I am running PHP5 and this file is the closest "php5-pgsql". Is this the correct one to install? I do not have a phpX-pg file.
(1) With OpenEMR I’d suggest SQL-Ledger 2.6.27 as it’s the last 2.6 release. Or if you feel adventurous you can get OpenEMR from CVS (see https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=60081) and optionally try SL 2.8.11.
(2) Yes, FreeB 0.13 is required if you want to generate paper claims.
(3) You didn’t way which Linux distribution… package names will vary according to the distribution. But with PHP5 I don’t think you want any PHP4-* packages.
I did the update for the sql-ledger interface to work with 2.8.10 and Rod cleaned it up and added it to the cvs. I’ve had it working perfectly in production for a month now. I haven’t tested 2.8.11 yet but I don’t expect any major structural changes to that would break the interface.
What OS are you installing on?
As for the php library, yes, the php5-pgsql should do the trick.