Voir la source de IFolder - Installation sur OpenSuse 11.3

== Mémo OpenSuse ==
zypper
yast
== Pré-Requis ==
During partitioning you may want to edit the default configuration and NOT create a separate home partition.

Turn off the firewall either during the setup or in Yast. Security and Users after the install.

After install, open terminal. As root (that’s what this ‘#’ means) ensure ssh starts at boot (only if you need ssh).

 # chkconfig sshd on

Dans Yast

Network Settings > Global Options

Disable IPv6 if not used

Network Settings > Overview

Edit your interface so it has a static ip

Network Settings > Hostname/DNS

Edit to match your configuration

Avec zypper install ...

Remove the following

    beagle

Add the following

    kernel-source
    gcc
    gcc-c++
    apache2-prefork
    apache2-utils
    apache2-mod_mono
    mono-core
    mono-data
    mono-data-sqlite
    mono-web
    mono-winforms
    libapr-util1
    libapr1
    libflaim
    log4net
    xsp
    yast2-http-server
    nano (optional)

 zypper install kernel-source gcc gcc-c++ apache2-prefork apache2-utils apache2-mod_mono mono-core mono-data mono-data-sqlite <br/> mono-web mono-winforms libapr-util1 libapr1 libflaim log4net xsp yast2-http-server nano

Redémarrer le serveur
 reboot

== Configuration d'Apache ==
Open terminal and check that your hostname is correct (it’s in the prompt) and check for updates.

 # zypper ref

 # zypper up

In the terminal, generate an ssl cert (5 year) using the FQDN of the iFolder Server.

 # gensslcert -Y 1825 -n FQDN -e EMAIL@EXAMPLE.COM

Open Yast > HTTP Server module that was added (yast2-http-server). Using the defaults is fine here. Click Finish.

In the terminal, enable the apache2 modules that are needed.

 # a2enmod ssl

 # a2enmod mono

 # a2enmod rewrite

In the terminal, ensure apache2 starts at boot then start it.

 # chkconfig apache2 on

 # rcapache2 start

In the terminal, set up the apache2 vhost-ssl.conf.

 # cp /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.template /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf

Edit the /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf file and ensure the FQDN of the iFolder server is present as the ServerName in the file.

 ServerName FQDN:443

Edit the /etc/hosts file and ensure the FQDN and the HOSTNAME of the iFolder server is present in the file. PUT BOTH!

 127.0.0.1 localhost HOSTNAME
 127.0.0.1 FQDN HOSTNAME

Edit the /etc/sysconfig/apache2 file and ensure APACHE_SERVER_FLAGS=”SSL” is present in the file.

== Installation du serveur iFolder ==

Go to: http://software.opensuse.org/search

Change your release version to OpenSuSE 11.3 before you search

Search for and ’1-Click Install’ the following two items.

    ifolder3-enterprise (29MAR2011 using snapshot_snapshot)
    novell-ifolder-enterprise-plugins (29MAR2011 using server_snapshot)

or click the links below
ifolder3-enterprise

http://software.opensuse.org/search?q=ifolder3-enterprise&baseproject=openSUSE%3A11.3&lang=en&exclude_debug=true
novell-ifolder-enterprise-plugins (use the server snapshot with the same version of the ifolder3-enterprise eg. 3.8.4)

http://software.opensuse.org/search?q=novell-ifolder-enterprise-plugins&baseproject=openSUSE%3A11.3&lang=en&exclude_debug=true

You can also run a oneclick from terminal by running the following. INCLUDE THE QUOTES.

 # su -c “OCICLI url of the file.ymp”

Currently these are (but please verify at http://software.opensuse.org/ before using):

 # su -c "OCICLI http://software.opensuse.org/ymp/network:ifolder:server_snapshot/openSUSE_11.3/ifolder3-enterprise.ymp"

 # su -c "OCICLI http://software.opensuse.org/ymp/network:ifolder:server_snapshot/openSUSE_11.3/novell-ifolder-enterprise-plugins.ymp"

== Configuration du serveur iFolder ==

First of all, restart the apache service (I know we JUST rebooted the machine). Look for errors and fix them first.
 # rcapache2 restart

Unless you have a good reason:

    The default data path is ‘/var/simias/data’. You may want to store the iFolder data in another location. You can change the default path or you can modify the mount point on another partition, drive or LV.
    The FQDN of the iFolder server for BOTH public and private addresses: ‘https://FQDN/simias10′
    System name & description can be modified to suite your needs
    If you have an LDAP(v3) source for provisioning users, go ahead select Y (yes) for LDAP, otherwise choose N (no) to set up a local user store. If you don’t know what LDAP is, choose N (no)
    Configure apache – YES!
    Other settings are default values

Run the Simias Server Setup

 # simias-server-setup

Check the owner and group of the Simias data store

 # chown -R wwwrun:www /var/simias/ (or the path you entered)

Restart apache and check for errors

 # rcapache2 restart

Run the iFolder web interface setups and restart apache

 # ifolder-admin-setup

 # ifolder-web-setup

 # rcapache2 restart

== Création d'un compte utilisateur ==

Go to ‘https://FQDN/admin’ or ‘https://localhost/admin’ and:

    login with the admin credentials
    create a new user
    set the user’s home server
    click save
    look around

== Connexion à l'interface Web ==

Go to ‘https://FQDN/ifolder’ or https://localhost/ifolder’ and:

    login with the new user
    create a new ifolder
    look around

== Installation d'un client iFolder ==

Ubuntu 11.04 :

Pré requis :

automake
libtool
liblog4net-cil-dev
autoconf
mono-xsp2-base
cli-common-dev
uuid-dev
libxml2-dev 
gsoap
libflaim-dev
mono-devel
libgtk2.0-cil-dev
libgnome2.0-cil-dev
libgconf2.0-cil-dev
gtk-sharp2-gapi.
libgtk2.0-dev
libglade2.0-cil-dev
simias-client
libsimias-dev

sudo apt-get install automake libtool liblog4net-cil-dev autoconf mono-xsp2-base cli-common-dev uuid-dev libxml2-dev gsoap libflaim-dev mono-devel libgtk2.0-cil-dev libgnome2.0-cil-dev libgconf2.0-cil-dev gtk-sharp2-gapi libgtk2.0-dev libglade2.0-cil-dev simias-client libsimias-dev

Get your client from

http://sourceforge.net/projects/ifolder/files/

Install it and enter the address for the server as well as your credentials. I do not choose to create my default iFolder because I want to pick the folders already existing on my computer.

If you are syncing  different platforms and or multiple machines, you can setup an iFolder client and do an inital sync on one machine (preferably local to the server if applicable) then copy the physical files with an external drive or other way to the additional machine, using the SAME FOLDER NAME, and tell the client on the new machine to ‘Merge’ the folder. This will not do a complete upload/download of the files but will compare the files saving you bandwidth and time.  You may see files with ‘Conflicts’ that need to be resolved when doing this. Use the ‘Resolve’ button in the iFolder client to manually compare the file name, size and date. Usually they are the same.  You can choose to sync to the ‘Local’ or ‘Server’ version of the file. If I do a merge like stated above, I will use the ‘Server’ version.