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-======Installing Fedora (2.2.1/3.0) and Fedora-related information======
+====== Fedora ======
+  * [[en:user_advanced:fli|FLI]]: Fedora Librarian Interface
+=====Installing Fedora (2.2.1/3.0) and Fedora-related information=====
 Here, we're following [[http://www.fedora.info/download/2.2.1/userdocs/distribution/installation.html|the official Fedora instructions for installing Fedora 2.2.1]]
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   * To run the Fedora Librarian Interface (FLI) which uses Greenstone to build and export documents into a Fedora repository, see [[en:user_advanced:fli]].
+===== G Old Fedora Installation Notes =====
+These were written 2005, much earlier than the above. I have included them here just in case they are useful to someone.
+  * Install Prerequisite Software:
+     *Java software development kit, v1.4
+     *Database: MySQL v3.23.x, MySQL 4.x or Oracle 9i, or McKoi v0.94
+  * Download:
+There are multiple distribution packages in release. The server binaries, the client binaries, and the entire source code which can be downloaded from the website: [[http://www.fedora.info/release/]]
+  *Set up Database:
+Before running Fedora, the database should be set. It appears that Fedora will access the MYSQL in the /tmp/mysql.sock (I haven't found the place to change the setting yet). Therefore, Fedora in toetoe is running its databases as the same as GS3.
+   $ mysql-config /research/chi/gsdl3/packages/mysql root "" fedoraAdmin fedoraAdmin fedora008
+  * Modify Fedora's Configuration
+Before starting for the first time, you will want to make some changes in Fedora's main configuration file, server/config/fedora.fcfg. See installation document. [[http://www.fedora.info/release/1.2.1/userdocs/distribution/installation.html]]
+  * Fedora in toeote
+     *The fedora is installed in /home/chi/local/fedora-1.2.1
+     *The fedora source is installed /home/chi/local/fedora-1.2.1-src
+  * Start Fedora
+     *Step 1: Start Database Server
+<code> *$ cd /research/chi/gsdl3
+ *$ source gs3-setup.sh
+ *$ gs3-launch.sh</code>
+     *Step 2: Start Fedora Server
+<code>  *$ fedora-start</code>
+     *Step 3: To Access the Admin GUI use the command:
+<code>  *$ fedora-admin localhost 8100 fedoraAdmin fedoraAdmin
+    (fedora-admin [[hostname]] [port] [[username]] [password])</code>
+     *To ingest the demos from the command line (recommended), use the command:
+<code>  *$ fedora-ingest-demos [[hostname]] [port] [[username]] [password]</code>
+     *Step 4:Stop Fedora
+<code>  *$fedora-stop</code>
+     *Step 5: Stop MYSQL==>GS3
+<code>  *$ gs3-launch.sh shutdown</code>
+  *Installation of Fedora 2.0
+The installation is similar to Fedora -1.2.0
+<code>  *$ /home/chi/local/fedora-2.0
+ *$ /home/chi/local/fedora-2.0-src
+ *$ host name: toetoe
+ *$ port :8200
+ *$ user =fedoraAdmin
+ *$ password = fedoraAdmin
+ *$ http://toetoe:8200/fedora/search</code>
+  * Technical issues
+<code>  *$ copy /home/chi/local/fedora-2.0/client/client.jar /research/chi/gsdl3/lib/java/.
+ *$ some of fedora_server classes were not included in client.jar , therefore, I have
+  to create fedora_server.jar (can be found in /research/chi/gsdl3/lib/java/.
+ *$ different between fedora-1.2.0 fedora-2.0 which would affect FedoraGS
+ * AutoFinder in the different path fedora-2.0: /fedora/client/utility/AutoFinder
+ * axis version seems different, so need to copy fedora-2.0-src/lib/axis.jar to
+ * /research/chi/gsdl3/lib/java/. also lib/commons-discovery.jar need to copy to
+ * /research/chi/gsdl3/lib/java/</code>
+  *Fedora in GSIII
+     *fedoraImport.sh: By using this script, you can download metadata for all the required Fedora data objects. All the downloaded data will be stored in /research/chi/gsdl3/src/java/org/greenstone/gsdl3/Fedora directory. Using this data you can then build a new collection in GSIII, thus in GSII, you can search this data through GSIII interface.
+     *fedoraSearch.sh: This script helps to search Fedora objects in the Fedora repository based on the critiera given.
+     */research/chi/gsdl3/src/java/org/greenstone/gsdl3/service/FedoraSearch.java: this program helps to search Fedora Objects in the Fedora repository by using Fedora search classes. This is to be added in the Service Rack in GSIII.
+  *Setting
+The following two files needs to be properly set.
+     * The setting of the collectionConfig.xml please see
+     * /research/chi/gsdl3/web/sites/localsite/collect/FedoraGS/etc
+     * The setting of buildConfig.xml
+<code>  *<buildConfig>
+ *  <metadataList />
+ *  <serviceRackList>
+ *     <serviceRack name="GS3MGSearch">
+ *        <indexList>
+ *           <index name="sectext" />
+ *           <index name="doctext" />
+ *           <index name="sectitle" />
+ *        </indexList>
+ *        <defaultIndex name="sectext" />
+ *        <baseIndexPrefix name="mgsearch" />
+ *        <indexStem name="index" />
+ *     </serviceRack>
+ *     <serviceRack name="FedoraSearch">
+ *        <fedoraServer url ="http://toetoe:8200"/></serviceRack>
+ *     <serviceRack name="GS3MGRetrieve">
+ *        <defaultIndex name="sectext" />
+ *        <baseIndexPrefix name="mgsearch" />
+ *           <indexStem name="index" />
+ *     </serviceRack>
+ *     <serviceRack name="GS3Browse">
+ *        <classifierList>
+ *           <classifier name="CLTit" />
+ *           <classifier name="" />
+ *           <classifier name="" />
+ *           <classifier name="" />
+ *           </classifierList>
+ *     </serviceRack>
+ *  </serviceRackList>
+ *</buildConfig></code>
+Be careful, whenever recreate the collection, the buildConfig.xml will be overwritten. All these tasks are talking to the Fedora Repository in the local machine.