Task #855
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New machine for Parthenos Mapping Tool
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Description
I need to deploy a tool for the Parthenos project. More information can be found in #558.
Documentation for the installation can be found in the zip file linked in #558 and, for simplicity, also in the document attached to this ticket.
In summary, the tool requires:
- an eXistDB server (installed as specified in the documentation, command line version are suggested in #558#note-3)
- tomcat7
- #558#note-5 reveals that we might need to create a gmail account to allow the tool to send emails to users
As for hw requirements, the partner who made the tool suggested:
Regarding the windows installation, the main restriction is that it is for 64 bit machines. RAM of 4G would be nice, CPU no requirements! A decent machine will do :-)
If 4GB are fine for windows, they'll be fine on Ubuntu as well :-)
For the disk space, no big requirements. I think we can start with 20/30 GB. If we'll need more space we will ask...
A possible machine name can be mappings.parthenos.XXX
Files
Updated by Andrea Dell'Amico about 10 years ago
The hostname is mapping-d-parthenos.d4science.org, IP 146.48.123.28
Updated by Andrea Dell'Amico about 10 years ago
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Updated by Andrea Dell'Amico about 10 years ago
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The machine is ready.
Your user is alessia.bardi, you can start/stop the tomcat and exist services running the commands
sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat-instance-8280 {start/stop/restart/status}
sudo /etc/init.d/eXist-db {start/stop/restart/status}
Tomcat lives in /var/lib/tomcat_dnet/8280 while exist lives inside /usr/lib/exist/db
Both services run as 'dnet' user, you have read/write access to the exist db directory and to the tomcat webapps dir
Updated by Alessia Bardi about 10 years ago
Which port is exist listening to? (I can't netstat)
Updated by Andrea Dell'Amico about 10 years ago
exist is listening on the 8080 tcp port, the default one.
Updated by Alessia Bardi about 10 years ago
Thanks Andrea, I managed to configure the two webapps that must run on tomcat and imported the needed files in the exist collection.
Now let's wait for #893 for instructions on how to configure the mail notifier of the webapp.
Updated by Andrea Dell'Amico about 10 years ago
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed
