posted by Maxime Biais at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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Your first boostrap have failed, so you have to drop the database and re-create a new one before boostraping for the second time.
posted by Maxime Biais at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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lo_import() is a PostgreSQL function to import blobs, only the database superuser can create blobs.To execute the bootstrap modify the libresourceDS.properties and set the superuser login/pass of your postgreSQL server (typically user named "postgres").
posted by Sébastien Sockeel at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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Ok, now, some files had been created in the directory … But I've got this error :
- mporting Page "Users" at node /users
- Importing User "Guest" at node /users/guest
- Importing File "defaultUser.gif" at node /users/guest/defaultUserPicture
posted by Maxime Biais at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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You can find the community boostrap file there : LIBRESOURCE_HOME/Distribution/resources/Boostrap.xml
posted by Maxime Biais at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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Normally, the front page (http://localhost:9000/) after a fresh new intallation of LibreSource ask you to create a root account.To create a new account go to this page : http://localhost:9000/CreateUser and create a user with root as login.
posted by Sébastien Sockeel at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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Ok, I've managed to make it work!
The subtility is that the homepage advises to log as 'Root' (with a big R) although the superuser account is 'root' as in any traditionnal Unix.But then, I got a page asking me for a file to boostrap. Where can I found an example of such a file?Merci d'avance
posted by Sébastien Sockeel at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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I've tried it but the libresource wants me to log in as root to do that and I've no root account (it's a fresh new installation). Is there a root account by default (and in that case, waht in the password)? Or, should I create it (and in that case, how) ?Thx in advance
posted by Maxime Biais at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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NOTE: The file /tmp/LSC-DFiles/segments is created by the initialisation of the indexation engine.
posted by Maxime Biais at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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Before using the search utility, you have to initialize the indexation engine.Log in as root on your LS server and go to this page (replace localhost:9000 if needed):
http://localhost:9000/?action=indexationThis will initialize the indexation engine in background.
posted by Guest at Jan 11, 2006 12:22 PM
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Hello !
We tried to install a Libresource server and we encountered a problem: Libresource didn't seem to find the resources. The message we got is! … !
Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /tmp/LSC-DFiles/segments (No such file or directory)
! … !Nevertheless, we had created the directory specified in the kernel.indexation.data.dir and libresource.distributedFilesystem properties (/tmp/LSC-DFiles). The server seems to search for some information in it (/users or /segment). What files should we put inside?Is our diagnosis correct?Thx in advance