IFolder - Installation sur OpenSuse 11.3

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

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)

Close Yast 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.