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en:developer:linux_source_install_gs2 [2023/03/19 21:05] – splitting linux_source_install into gs2 and gs3 versions. No checking of content kjdonen:developer:linux_source_install_gs2 [2023/03/19 21:08] (current) kjdon
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 1. Initially, 2.73 had been installed at usr/local/gsdl.  In retrospect it would have been better to have created a usr/local/greenstone/2.73, then let the installation create its gsdl folder there. It's just neater, that's all, and ensures the preservation of whatever has been customised.  So this time I created usr/local/greenstone/2.80 (you could also just create usr/local/2.80, up to you) and having downloaded and unpacked the gsdl-2.80-unix file, then began the installation process. For anyone relatively new to working with Linux, it's worth noting that you find the Install script (Install.sh) in the Unix folder, and that you need to change its permission to make it executable, usually simply done by right clicking it and then checking the 'execute' spot under properties-permissions. Then you simply run ./Install.sh from that Unix folder and it gets on with the job! 1. Initially, 2.73 had been installed at usr/local/gsdl.  In retrospect it would have been better to have created a usr/local/greenstone/2.73, then let the installation create its gsdl folder there. It's just neater, that's all, and ensures the preservation of whatever has been customised.  So this time I created usr/local/greenstone/2.80 (you could also just create usr/local/2.80, up to you) and having downloaded and unpacked the gsdl-2.80-unix file, then began the installation process. For anyone relatively new to working with Linux, it's worth noting that you find the Install script (Install.sh) in the Unix folder, and that you need to change its permission to make it executable, usually simply done by right clicking it and then checking the 'execute' spot under properties-permissions. Then you simply run ./Install.sh from that Unix folder and it gets on with the job!
  
-2. The installation process asks question<tabbox Greenstone3> +2. The installation process asks questions throughout. Most of them have obvious answers. It's a good idea to have checked one's Apache setup earlier in order to have the right responses to questions relevant to that. Clearly, one obvious change given the creation of the usr/local/greenstone folder above was that Apache would now have to point to a different location; the /gsdl alias needs altering. I will not deal with the Apache changes here - that can be followed separately from existing documentation, just by making
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-<tabbox Greenstone2>throughout. Most of them have obvious answers. It's a good idea to have checked one's Apache setup earlier in order to have the right responses to questions relevant to that. Clearly, one obvious change given the creation of the usr/local/greenstone folder above was that Apache would now have to point to a different location; the /gsdl alias needs altering. I will not deal with the Apache changes here - that can be followed separately from existing documentation, just by making+
 relevant changes. I'll just note that I let the installation use the cgi-bin folder in the new gsdl installation rather than the Apache one. It's one of the questions you are asked. I had a systems administrator nearby, so any dealings with Apache had his advice behind it! relevant changes. I'll just note that I let the installation use the cgi-bin folder in the new gsdl installation rather than the Apache one. It's one of the questions you are asked. I had a systems administrator nearby, so any dealings with Apache had his advice behind it!
  
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 2. cd greenstone2 2. cd greenstone2
-svn co http://svn.greenstone.org/main/tru<tabbox Greenstone3> +svn co http://svn.greenstone.org/main/trunk/gli
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-<tabbox Greenstone2>nk/gli+
 cd /back/to/greenstone2 cd /back/to/greenstone2
  
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 1. svn co http://svn.greenstone.org/main/trunk/greenstone2 1. svn co http://svn.greenstone.org/main/trunk/greenstone2
  
-2. cd greenstone2<tabbox Greenstone3> +2. cd greenstone2
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 svn co http://svn.greenstone.org/main/trunk/gli svn co http://svn.greenstone.org/main/trunk/gli
 cd /back/to/greenstone2 cd /back/to/greenstone2
en/developer/linux_source_install_gs2.txt · Last modified: 2023/03/19 21:08 by kjdon