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- 6.2.1. How to remotely upgrade a Red Hat 9 server to a Fedora Core server
The following is a possible session, which would install Campsite on your remote host. All text in square brackets is comment only, not to be typed.
yourserver# wget https://www.campware.org/look/campware/download/campsite-latest.tar.gz
yourserver# tar -xzf campsite-latest.tar.gz
yourserver$ su
yourserver$ passowrd: pwdsu
yourserver# updatedb [if you haven't generated the database for locating yet]
[Check if mysql and httpd are running:]
yourserver# ps -A | grep mysql [this should return some lines with pid numbers for the mysqld. If not, start mysql manually]
yourserver# ps -A | grep httpd [this should return some lines with pid numbers for the httpd. If not, start httpd manually (see above)]
yourserver# exit
yourserver# cd campsite
yourserver# ./install
Preparing install scripts...done
Installing CAMPSITE 2.3.0
Campsite application is composed out of modules. Before installing
campsite they must be configured.
Do you want to read the description of campsite modules? (Y/N) [N]:
Checking install dependencies...OK
Testing install configuration...OK
NOTE: Install found one or more older Campsite instance(s) already installed.
If you want to upgrade older instances run:
/usr/local/campsite/bin/create_instance --db_name [instance_name]
script after finishing this install. Replace [instance_name] with
the Campsite instance name you want to upgrade. Run create_instance
script with --help option to get a list of available options.
Press ENTER to continue
Current install configuration:
APACHE_USER=apache
APACHE_GROUP=apache
CAMPSITE_DIR=/usr/local/campsite
BIN_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/bin
ETC_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/etc
WWW_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/www
WWW_COMMON_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/www-common
DEFAULT_SMTP_SERVER_ADDRESS=localhost
DEFAULT_SMTP_SERVER_PORT=25
Select 1 - to modify configuration
0 - to exit
Option: 0
Testing install configuration...OK
Please wait while checking modules configuration...
Checking DATABASE module dependencies...OK
Checking PARSER module dependencies...OK
Checking EVENT_HANDLERS module dependencies...OK
Checking SEARCH_ENGINE module dependencies...OK
Checking ADMIN_INTERFACE module dependencies...OK
*** Preparing PARSER environment...OK
Testing PARSER configuration...OK
The following list shows modules that are configurable.
Modules not shown in this list are not configurable at this stage.
Modules checked with X have a valid configuration.
1. [X] PARSER
Menu
1. Configure a module
0. Exit module configuration
Select a choice: 0
Campsite configuration is completed. Do you want to review it? (Y/N) [Y]:
Install configuration
APACHE_USER=apache
APACHE_GROUP=apache
CAMPSITE_DIR=/usr/local/campsite
BIN_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/bin
ETC_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/etc
WWW_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/www
WWW_COMMON_DIR=/usr/local/campsite/www-common
DEFAULT_SMTP_SERVER_ADDRESS=localhost
DEFAULT_SMTP_SERVER_PORT=25
To continue press ENTER
PARSER configuration:
PARSER_START_PORT=2000
To continue press ENTER
STEP 1
Configuring Campsite (this may take a while, please wait)...done
STEP 2
Compiling sources (this may take a while, please wait)...done
The root password is needed in order to install campsite.
Root password:
Preparing install scripts...done
STEP 3
Installing Campsite...done
Campsite was installed successfully.
For a complete installation log read install_log file.
Starting campsite_server daemon...done
IMPORTANT!!!
The apache virtual host configuration file:
/usr/local/campsite/etc/campsite/campsite-vhost.conf
was created.
Please edit it and replace $SERVER_ADDRESS and $SERVER_NAME with
appropriate values.
Please configure apache server before using Campsite application; make sure
the crond daemon is running; read INSTALL file and follow the instructions.
To enter the Campsite administration site start a browser and type in the
following URL: http://[$SERVER_NAME]/admin/.
Fill in "admin" and "admn00" user and password respectivelly to log in.
You should change the password as soon as possible.
[that's all...]
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6.1. Using the "create_instance" Command