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# Installation Procedure for IVLE
# ===============================
# Target Platform: Ubuntu 8.04
#
# IMPORTANT: This is NOT a shell script. It has interactive sections and
# things that need to be customized.
# It is written like a shell script so it can be mostly cut-and-pasted into
# the shell, but it can't simply be executed.
# While other install guides in this package are generic, this one is very
# specific to our intended configuration. It will be very helpful if trying to
# set up IVLE on Ubuntu 8.04 or higher; less helpful for other platforms.
# This refers to ivle.conf, also included.
#
# Author: Matt Giuca
# Date: 29/1/2008
##########################################################################
# Apt packages
##########################################################################
sudo apt-get install rsync subversion build-essential debootstrap \
apache2 libapache2-mod-python libapache2-svn \
python2.5-dev python-svn python-webpy python-cjson \
postgresql python-pygresql php5 php5-pgsql \
python-docutils python-epydoc python-ldap
##########################################################################
# Configure postgres
##########################################################################
# Create a new database user which will be used by IVLE to talk to the DB, and
# set this user's password.
# At the prompt type (substituting <***password***> with a real one).
sudo -u postgres psql -c "CREATE USER ivleuser WITH ENCRYPTED PASSWORD '<***password***>'"
##########################################################################
# Installing ivle
##########################################################################
#
# Check out the IVLE trunk
svn co https://ivle.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ivle/trunk ivle_svn
cd ivle_svn
# Create a postgres database
# (only need the first line if it was previously created and is now changed)
sudo -u postgres dropdb ivle
sudo -u postgres createdb --owner ivleuser ivle
sudo -u postgres createlang plpgsql ivle
sudo -u postgres psql -d ivle < userdb/users.sql
# Set up IVLE
./setup.py listmake
./setup.py config
# "Root directory" - type "/" or "/ivle" (without the quotes)
# "UID of web server process" - 1000 at this stage (informatics)
# Leave others default.
# Note: This will cause IVLE to get installed to /opt/ivle
sudo mkdir -p /home/informatics/{repositories/{users,groups},sessions,logs,jails,jailssrc}
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /home/informatics/{repositories,sessions,logs}
sudo ./setup.py build
sudo ./setup.py install
# Make the directory containing the svn auth.
# Make sure it is owned by www-data.
sudo mkdir /opt/ivle/svn
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /opt/ivle/svn
# Make the "repositories", "sessions" and "logs" directories in the home.
# Make sure they are owned by www-data.
# Create a user
sudo ./makeuser.py [OPTIONS] <login> 'Firstname Lastname' <rolenm> -p <password>
# role = guest/student/tutor/lecturer/admin
# Configure the Apache HTTP server
sudo cp doc/setup/ivle-both.conf /etc/apache2/sites-available/ivle
# MODIFY the first few lines so it is specific to your server.
# * Change ServerAdmin and ServerName (for error reporting).
# * Inside the first VirtualHost block, there are two ServerNames
# (localhost and public.localhost). You must change these to the domains
# for regular IVLE and published-browsing IVLE respectively.
# * Inside the second VirtualHost block, there is one ServerName
# (svn.localhost). You must change this to the domain for svn access.
# * Change all paths beginning with /opt/ivle or /home/informatics to the
# locations you have installed things in.
sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/ivle
# Replace the default with the IVLE site.
sudo a2dissite default
sudo a2ensite ivle
# Restart Apache.
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
# Make sure the 3 domains given in Apache conf all lookup to your server.
# (By default these are localhost, public.localhost and svn.localhost).
# For testing purposes, this can be done by editing /etc/hosts, for example:
# 127.0.0.1 svn.localhost public.localhost
sudo vim /etc/hosts
##########################################################################
# User management server: usrmgt-server
##########################################################################
sudo cp doc/setup/usrmgt-server.init /etc/init.d/usrmgt-server
sudo chown root:root /etc/init.d/usrmgt-server
sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/usrmgt-server
# To start it now:
sudo /etc/init.d/usrmgt-server start
# To run it at boot time:
sudo update-rc.d usrmgt-server defaults 99 # create symlinks in /etc/rc*.d
##########################################################################
# Setting up phpBB Forum in IVLE
##########################################################################
# This should all be run from the SVN directory
# Create a postgres database
# (only need the first line if it was previously created and is now changed)
sudo -u postgres dropdb ivle_forum
sudo -u postgres createdb --owner ivleuser ivle_forum
sudo -u postgres psql -d ivle_forum < userdb/forum_schema.sql
sudo -u postgres psql -d ivle_forum < userdb/forum_data.sql
#Change to the installed IVLE directory
cd /opt/ivle
# Fix permissions for install
cd www/php/phpBB3
# At very minimum you apache user must be able to write to
# cache/ files/ store/ images/avatars/upload config.php
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data .
##########################################################################
# Installing Pound reverse proxy (optional)
##########################################################################
sudo apt-get install pound
# edit /etc/default/pound so that the line reading
# startup=0
# instead reads
# startup=1
#
# copy pound.cfg to /etc/pound/pound.cfg
# edit IP addresses in pound.cfg
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