This page explains how to install ]project-open[ V4.0 on Univention Corporate Server (3.2) .
Please don't change (at the moment) the name or the home directory (/web/projop/) of the new user. More than 20 different files reference the location, and the probability is very high that might miss one of them...
su - root mkdir /web mkdir /web/projop groupadd projop useradd -g projop -d /web/projop -m -s /bin/bash projop chown -R projop:projop /web/projop/
Please install the packages below.
apt-get install git unzip zip make wwwconfig-common ldap-utils tcl tcl8.4 libgomp1 libilmbase6 liblcms1 \ libltdl7 libopenexr6 libpaper-utils libpaper1 libwmf0.2-7 ghostscript gsfonts imagemagick graphviz \ libcupsimage2
Please download the following files into your /usr/src/ directory using "wget <filename>":
Please go through the following steps to create a ]po[ user "projop" and to extract the installer into this user's home directory:
cd /web/projop/ tar xzf /usr/src/web_projop-aux-files.4.0.4.0.0.tgz (extract auxillary files) tar xzf /usr/src/project-open-Update-4.0.4.0.0.tgz (extract the ]po[ product source code + database dump) chown -R projop:projop /web/projop (set ownership to all files) cd /usr/local tar xzf /usr/src/aolserver451rc2-po2.nsreturnz.el6.x86_64.tgz (extract the AOLserver binary for 64 bit, or replace name for 32bit)
UCS 3.2 already comes with PostgreSQL 8.4, so we only need to setup a new database:
su - postgres createuser -s projop exit su - projop createdb --template=template0 --owner=projop --encoding=utf8 projop createlang plpgsql projop # Test the database psql -c "select version()"
Edit the PostgreSQL compatibility settings in both the current postgresql.conf in /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/ as well as the template in /etc/univention/templates/files/etc/postgresql/8.4/main/:
Look for VERSION/PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY section, and enable these variables as follows
add_missing_from = on regex_flavor = advanced default_with_oids = on
Restart postgresql
/etc/init.d/postgresql restart
Please verify that you've got the right version of PostgreSQL installed:
su - projop psql --versionYou should see something like "psql (PostgreSQL) 8.4.x - contains support for command-line editing"
Load demo data into the database
su - projop cd /web/projop psql -f pg_dump.4.0.4.0.0.sql > import.log 2>&1 (this may take 10-60 seconds)
Check the data has been correctly imported
psql projop=# select count(*) from users; count ------- 196 (1 row) projop=# \\q
Edit the ]po[ configuration file /web/projop/etc/config.tcl parameters with your preferred editor and modify the following parameters:
# sleep 15 (disable the sleep line at the moment) set servername "<your_company_name_without_special_characters>" set homedir /usr/local/aolserver451_rc2
As user "root" please execute:
/usr/local/aolserver451_rc2/bin/nsd -ft /web/projop/etc/config.tcl -u projop -g projop
]po[ should take 15s to 60s to write out some ~40.000 lines before the line appears "[...] Notice: nssock: listening on 0.0.0.0:8000".
Please check that the start-up takes at least 10 seconds and produces these ~40.000 lines of debugging output.
There will be only a few hundred lines in case of an error. In this case please watch out for lines including "Error:" or "Warning:".
Now start Firefox or Konqueror on your local UCS server, enter the URL http://localhost:8000/ and login as "sysadmin@tigerpond.com" / "system". You should see the first page with the configuration wizard. Please do not continue here at the moment, because we still need to fix several issues before ]po[ will run as it should.
You can stop the ]po[ server in the terminal with Ctrl-C.
The ]project-open[ "AOLserver" Web server by default listens on port 8000 on IP "0.0.0.0" (all available network interfaces). You can change the port and the IP address in /web/projop/etc/config.tcl.
We now need to poke a hole into the UCS firewall in order to allow access to this port from other computers:
As user "root" please execute:
ucr set security/packetfilter/tcp/8000/all=ACCEPT /etc/init.d/univention-firewall restart
Please test that you can reach port 8000 from another computer using "telnet <ucs_ip> 8000" or "nmap <ucs_ip>".
Once ]po[ is running successfully, you can edit /etc/inittab and add the following line at the very end(!) of the file:
ns1:2345:respawn:/usr/local/aolserver451_rc2/bin/nsd -it /web/projop/etc/config.tcl -u projop -g projop
Please note:
After the update please execute the following command to activate the new inittab:
init q
You can check if ]po[ is running by executing:
ps aux | grep nsd
You should see a line similar to: "projop 4861 8.6 6.6 253080 138020 ? Ssl 18:14 0:15 /usr/local/aolserver451_rc2/bin/nsd -it /web/projop/etc/config.tcl -u projop -g projop"
You can connect ]po[ to your UCS LDAP server for SSO (single-sign on) and authentication.
In order to interface with the LDAP server, ]project-open[ requires the installation of the Perl::LDAP libraries.
apt-get install perl ldap-utils libyaml-perl (This should already have been installed) cpan (follow defaults) -> install -> install IO::Socket::PortState (follow defaults, NO installation of "optional packages") -> install Net::LDAP (follow defaults, NO installation of "optional packages")
Install the auth-ldap-adldapsearch package
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