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The installer consist of a script doing: | The installer consist of a script doing: | ||
# create the user tomcat and group tomcat | # create the user tomcat and group tomcat | ||
# create the directory structure | |||
# create the | |||
# install tomcat | # install tomcat | ||
# download | # download and install imeji.war in tomcat | ||
# Set the properties | # Set the properties | ||
# Start tomcat | # Start tomcat | ||
==bin directory== | ==directory structure== | ||
* IMEJI_HOME/ | |||
** bin/ | |||
** files/ | |||
** tdb/ | |||
** tomcat/ | |||
===bin directory=== | |||
This directory contains following script: | This directory contains following script: | ||
* deploy.sh: deploy imeji.war (if an older imeji is here remove all old files) | * deploy.sh: deploy imeji.war (if an older imeji is here remove all old files) | ||
Revision as of 14:07, 15 February 2013
This page describes the specification and implementation of the imeji installer
Linux/Tomcat
The installer consist of a script doing:
- create the user tomcat and group tomcat
- create the directory structure
- install tomcat
- download and install imeji.war in tomcat
- Set the properties
- Start tomcat
directory structure
- IMEJI_HOME/
- bin/
- files/
- tdb/
- tomcat/
bin directory
This directory contains following script:
- deploy.sh: deploy imeji.war (if an older imeji is here remove all old files)
- reset.sh: reset all data to initial values
- update.sh: get newer imeji and deploy it
- backup.sh: do a backup of all imeji data (files and tdb)