Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of En:ManualInstalacionOpengnsys
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v10 v11 4 4 = OpenGnSys Server Installation Manual = 5 5 6 == Note== 7 It is assumed [wiki:WikiStart/en OpenGnSys] Server will be installed in a GNU/Linux distro, Ubuntu 10.04 Server 32 bit. Actually, the installer does not work with 64 bits. 6 == Note == 8 7 9 The scripts and installation files [wiki:WikiStart/en OpenGnSys] components are available in [browser:trunk/installer OpenGnSys Installer].8 It is assumed [wiki:WikiStart/en OpenGnSys] Server will be installed in a GNU/Linux distro, Ubuntu 10.04 Server LTS. 10 9 11 '''Note''': The installation process will create default users, so it is recommended that you edit to create your own. 10 The scripts and installation files [wiki:WikiStart/en OpenGnSys] components are available in [browser:trunk/installer OpenGnSys Installer]. 11 12 Check the [wiki:CompatibilidadInstalacionServer/en OpenGnSys Server installation compatibility list]. 12 13 13 14 … … 16 17 17 18 There are three basic ways [wiki:WikiStart/en OpenGnSys] installation: 18 * Installation script. Which uses Subversion to download the application.19 * Starting from a tar.gz This application is now complete.20 * Installation step by step manual. It is obvious the installation script and install each component.19 * Installation script. Which uses Subversion to download the application. 20 * Starting from a tar.gz This application is now complete. 21 * Installation step by step manual. It is obvious the installation script and install each component. 21 22 22 23 After installation is helpful to review the [wiki:ConfigInicial/en init configuration]. Especially important if we change the server IP OpenGnSys. … … 38 39 39 40 2. Installation process. 40 a. Recommended change the users and default passwords by editing 'opengnsys_installer.sh' file. Search variables OPENGNSYS_DB_USER, OPENGNSYS_DB_PASSWD, OPENGNSYS_DB_DEFAULTUSER and OPENGNSYS_DB_DEFAULTPASSWD. Change the values you want.41 a. Recommended change the users and default passwords by editing 'opengnsys_installer.sh' file. Search variables MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, OPENGNSYS_DB_USER, OPENGNSYS_DB_PASSWD, OPENGNSYS_DB_DEFAULTUSER and OPENGNSYS_CLIENT_PASSWD. Change the values you want. 41 42 a. The script must be run as {{{root}}}: 42 43 {{{ 43 {{{ 44 44 sudo bash opengnsys_installer.sh 45 45 }}} … … 57 57 1. Change to user root `sudo su` 58 58 1. Setting proxy to server. i.e.: `export http_proxy="http://proxy.us.es:3128"` 59 1. We recommended change the users and passwords by default editing the installer `opengnsys_installer.sh`. Find the variables OPENGNSYS_DB_USER, OPENGNSYS_DB_PASSWD, OPENGNSYS_DB_DEFAULTUSER y OPENGNSYS_DB_DEFAULTPASSWD. Change to desired values.59 1. We recommended change the users and passwords by default editing the installer `opengnsys_installer.sh`. Find the variables MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, OPENGNSYS_DB_USER, OPENGNSYS_DB_PASSWD, and OPENGNSYS_CLIENT_PASSWD. Change to desired values. 60 60 1. Run the script `/tmp/opengnsys_installer/opengnsys/installer/opengnsys_installer.sh` 61 61