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--- en:developer:linux_source_install_gs3 [2023/03/19 21:03] – splitting linux_source_install into gs2 and gs3 versions. No checking of content kjdon
+++ en:developer:linux_source_install_gs3 [2023/03/19 21:08] (current) – kjdon
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 //NOTES://
-  * Before moving on, you should make sure that your SVN client's version is compatible with the SvnAnt extension (which works with Ant) that comes with Greenstone 3. For instance, if you run "svn --version" in the terminal and your version is SVN 1.6.x, then at present this is still incompatible. To still be able to get your Greenstone 3 to work, you would need to grab a version of SvnAnt appropriate to your SVN client. In the case of SVN 1.6.x, for instance, this would be SvnAnt 1.3.x. Please refer to [[http://subclipse.tigris.org/svnant.html|Subclipse's page on SvnAnt]] which details the versions of SvnAnt suitable for the various versions of SVN client. If you have had to download another version of SvnAnt, then you would unzip your SvnAnt download and copy all the jar files in it (some 5 jar files) into your Greenstone 3 installations's lib/java folder, replacing the older versions of the same file.
+  * Before moving on, you should make sure that your SVN client's version is compatible with the SvnAnt extension (which works with Ant) that comes with Greenstone 3. For instance, if you run "svn --version" in the terminal and your version is SVN 1.6.x, then at present this is still incompatible. To still be able to get your Greenstone 3 to work, you would need to grab a version of SvnAnt appropriate to your SVN client. In the case of SVN 1.6.x, for instance, this would be SvnAnt 1.3.x. Please refer to [[http://subclipse.tigris.org/svnant.html|Subcli===== Greenstone2 =====
+pse's page on SvnAnt]] which details the versions of SvnAnt suitable for the various versions of SVN client. If you have had to download another version of SvnAnt, then you would unzip your SvnAnt download and copy all the jar files in it (some 5 jar files) into your Greenstone 3 installations's lib/java folder, replacing the older versions of the same file.
-  * You also need to make sure that if you are behind a proxy, you set the proxy in the build.properties file in your Greenstone installation folder. At the start, there will be no such file. To generate it, you need to type the following in your terminal (from the Greenstone installation folder):
+  * You also need to make sure that if you are behind a proxy, you set the proxy in the build.properties file in your Greenstone installation folder. At the start, there will be no such file. To generate it, you need to type the following in your terminal (fro===== Greenstone2 =====
+m the Greenstone installation folder):
 <code>ant</code>
 Now open the build.properties file and adjust the proxy settings (proxy host, port, username and password). You may want to take the opportunity to change the tomcat server details for your Greenstone server as well (host, port, shutdown port).
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 Now you are ready to compile up Greenstone:
-As advised by Quan, qq6 (another explanation is given at [[en:developer:compiling_greenstone|Compiling Greenstone]]).
+As advised by Quan, qq6 (another explanation is given at [[en:developer:compiling_greenstone3|Compiling Greenstone3]]).
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 See [[#Using Java 5 (JDK 1.5) or higher with Greenstone 3]]