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-====== This is a Work in Progress. Not usable yet. ======
-====== Installing prerequisites on Gentoo (x86 64-bit) ======
-Using Gentoo 2008.0, dual-core x86 64-bit processor, emerge synced and world updated 2010/10/29.
-Development with OpenSRF 1.6.1 last successfully tested .....
-===== USE flags =====
-**As the root user**, add the following USE flags to ''/etc/make.conf'':<code>
-USE="-ldap apache2 mpm-prefork perl postgres gif jpeg png urandom web"
-</code>
-===== Add the opensrf user =====
-The ''opensrf'' user is required to start the OpenSRF services that constitute Evergreen.
-  - **As the root user**, issue the following command to create the user and set the password:
-<code>useradd -m -s /bin/bash opensrf
-passwd opensrf</code>
-===== Compile and runtime environment =====
-Gentoo relies on files in ''/etc/env.d/'' to set the system environment. We will create our own file with settings required for Evergreen. Perform the following steps **as the root user**.
-  - Open a new file (''/etc/env.d/88evergreen'') in a text editor. The name is actually rather arbitrary, but should start with two digits and must not conflict with any other files in the same directory.
-  - Add the following lines to the file:<code>
-LDPATH="/openils/lib"
-PATH="/openils/bin"
-PERL5LIB="/openils/lib/perl5:/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.12.2/x86_64-linux:/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.12.2/x86_64-linux/Bundle"</code> You might need to adjust the ''PERL5LIB'' variable to reflect your own architecture, and eventually a newer version of Perl.
-  - Open another new file (''/etc/env.d/89libdbi'') in a text editor. Add the following line to the file:<code>
-LDPATH="/usr/local/lib/dbd"</code>
-   - Run ''env-update'' to commit the corresponding changes to the system environment.
-===== Installing memcached =====
-Perform the following steps **as the root user**:
-  - Install the memcached package:<code>
-emerge memcached</code>
-  - Restrict memcached to only listen to this machines' IP address (might only be necessary for a single-machine instance?) by editing the LISTENON variable in ''/etc/conf.d/memcached'':<code>
-LISTENON="127.0.0.1"
-</code>
-  - Start memcached at system boot:<code>
-rc-update add memcached default
-</code>
-===== Installing libmemcache =====
-''libmemcache'' provides a C API for putting and getting cached values from ''memcached''.
-The current stable version of ''libmemcache'' in Gentoo (1.2.0) is subject to memory corruption problems; therefore, we install the pre-release unstable version of ''libmemcache'' (1.4.0-rc2). Perform the following steps as **a root user**:<code>
-(if /etc/portage directory doesn't exist, create it)
-echo "dev-libs/libmemcache" >> /etc/portage/package.keywords
-emerge libmemcache
-</code>
-===== Installing PostgreSQL =====
-Current: postgresql-server-8.4.4-r1
-<code>
-emerge postgresql-server
-emerge --config =dev-db/postgresql-server-8.4.4-r1
-rc-update add postgresql default
-/etc/init.d/postgresql start
-</code>
-==== Create the database ====
-We need to create the database that Open-ILS will use:<code>
-createdb -U postgres -E UNICODE evergreen
-</code>
-==== Add tsearch2, table functions, and extra languages ====
-We need to add tsearch2, table functions, and the plpgsql language to the Open-ILS database:<code>
-psql -U postgres evergreen
-pg# \i /usr/share/postgresql-8.4/contrib/tsearch2.sql
-pg# \i /usr/share/postgresql-8.4/contrib/tablefunc.sql
-pg# \q
-createlang -U postgres plpgsql evergreen
-createlang -U postgres plperl evergreen
-createlang -U postgres plperlu evergreen
-</code>
-==== Change the postgres administrator password ====
-You might as well change the password for the ''postgres'' user in the PostgreSQL database now. Note that this is not the system password stored in ''/etc/passwd''; this is PostgreSQL's internal user authentication mechanism.<code>
-psql -U postgres evergreen
-pg# alter user postgres password 'postgres';
-pg# \q
-</code>
-===== Installing ejabberd =====
-Check the revision history of this page if you want instructions for using Wildfire as an alternative Jabber server.
-Perform the following steps **as the root user**:
-<code>emerge ejabberd
-rc-update add ejabberd default
-</code>
-===== Installing Apache2 =====
-Perform the following steps **as the root user**:
-  - We'll emerge ''mod_perl'' and let that take care of all of the dependencies, including Apache 2 itself:<code>
-emerge mod_perl</code>
-  - Enable mod_perl and SSL by editing ''/etc/conf.d/apache2'':<code>
-APACHE2_OPTS="-D PERL -D SSL -D PROXY -D CACHE"</code>
-  - Create a symbolic link from ''/etc/apache2/httpd.conf'' to ''/etc/apache2/apache2.conf'' to enable the Evergreen Apache modules to be installed and configured correctly:<code>
-ln -sf /etc/apache2/httpd.conf /etc/apache2/apache2.conf</code>
-  - Enable the Apache process to read the ''/openils/var/web'' and ''/openils/var/cgi-bin'' files by editing ''/etc/apache2/httpd.conf'' to start the Apache process as the ''opensrf'' user:<code>
-User opensrf
-Group opensrf</code>
-  - Copy ''eg.conf'' and ''eg_vhost.conf'' from ''ILS/Open-ILS/examples/apache/'' into the ''/etc/apache2/vhosts.d/'' directory.
-  - Modify ''eg.conf'' to set the appropriate ''ServerName'', ''ServerAlias'', and ''Allow from'' settings. Here is the ''eg.conf'' file used in the Gentoo VMWare image: {{:gentoo:eg.conf.txt}}
-  - Modify the eg_vhost.conf file ''SSLCertificateFile'' and ''SSLCertificateKeyFile'' settings to point to ''/etc/apache2/ssl/server.crt'' and ''/etc/apache2/ssl/server.key'' respectively. Modify CustomLog to point to a file location to which the apache user can write.
-  - Here is the ''eg_vhost.conf'' file used in the Gentoo VMWare image: {{:gentoo:eg_vhost.conf.txt}}
-  - Add ''startup.pl'' to ''/etc/apache2/vhosts.d/eg.conf'': Here is the ''startup.pl'' file used in the Gentoo VMWare image: {{:gentoo:startup.pl.txt}}
-===== Installing Perl modules =====
-Gentoo doesn't provide all of the modules available in CPAN, and certainly not the most interesting ones used by Open-ILS.
-We'll use Gentoo's Perl build, but go with CPAN for the rest of the modules.
-  - The Net::ZOOM Perl module requires ''yaz'' version 2.1.50 or higher. At the moment, the ebuild for ''yaz'' is 2.1.42 - so we have to build yaz from source. Perform these steps as a regular user, such as ''opensrf'':<code>
-wget http://ftp.indexdata.dk/pub/yaz/yaz-2.1.56.tar.gz
-tar xzf yaz-2.1.56.tar.gz
-cd yaz-2.1.56
-./configure
-make</code>
-  - Perform the following step **as the root user**:<code>
-make install</code>
-  - We depend on the ''aspell-en'' ebuild for the ''Text::Aspell'' Perl module. If you are starting from Gentoo 2007.0, you might run into a blocking ebuild that requires you to first unmerge ''aspell-en'', then re-emerge it **as the root user**:<code>
-emerge --unmerge aspell-en
-emerge aspell-en</code>
-  - We depend on the ''spidermonkey'' (1.6 or higher) ebuild for the ''JavaScript::SpiderMonkey'' Perl module. ''spidermonkey-1.6'' is the stable ebuild on the ''~x86'' architecture; other architectures may have to use an unstable ebuild or build spidermonkey from source. On ''~x86'', perform the following step **as the root user**:<code>
-emerge spidermonkey</code>
-  - Now we can install the CPAN modules as the ''opensrf'' user. We set the ''makepl_arg'' parameter in CPAN to install all of these modules into the ''/openils/'' directory structure, so that we can avoid conflicting with the core versions of the Perl modules that we might have installed via ebuilds. Perform the following steps **as the root user**:<code>
-mkdir -p /openils/lib/perl5
-chown -R opensrf:opensrf /openils
-</code>
-  - Perform the following steps **as the ''opensrf'' user**:
-<code>
-export PERL5LIB=/openils/lib/perl5
-perl -MCPAN -e shell
-shell> o conf makepl_arg 'PREFIX=/openils LIB=/openils/lib/perl5'
-shell> o conf commit
-shell> install Bundle::CPAN
-shell> reload cpan
-shell> install Cache::Memcached Class::DBI::AbstractSearch
-shell> install DateTime DateTime::Format::ISO8601 DateTime::TimeZone
-shell> install DBI DBD::Pg Email::Send GD::Graph3d Log::Log4perl
-shell> install JavaScript::SpiderMonkey JSON::XS
-shell> install XML::LibXML XML::LibXSLT XML::Simple
-shell> install MARC::Record MARC::Charset MARC::File::XML
-shell> install Net::Server::PreFork Net::Z3950::ZOOM
-shell> install Template Text::Aspell UNIVERSAL::require Unix::Syslog
-shell> install Text::CSV Text::CSV_XS Spreadsheet::WriteExcel Tie::IxHash</code>
-We need ''Net::Jabber'' to register users with ejabberd. The gsasl ebuild is required for authentication. I found that I had to select **no** when asked if I wanted to install the optional GSSAPI module for ''XML::Stream'', one of its underlying modules, to avoid severe test failure. I stopped ejabberd before installing this module to avoid any port conflicts during the ''Net::Jabber'' tests. Finally, a few ''Net::Jabber'' tests failed anyways, so I forced the install of that module.
-If the ''Net::Jabber'' install fails for you as well:
-    - Perform the following steps **as the root user**:<code>/etc/init.d/ejabberd stop
-emerge gsasl</code>
-    - Perform the following steps **as the ''opensrf'' user**:<code>perl -MCPAN -e shell
-shell> install Authen::SASL XML::Stream Net::XMPP
-shell> force install Net::Jabber
-</code>
-===== Installing libdbi and libdbi-drivers =====
-The [[libdbi|generic instructions]] worked well using libdbi-0.8.2 and libdbi-drivers-0.8.2-1 releases. You do not need to specify a directory for the ''--with-pgsql'' option because we're using the ebuild version of PostgreSQL, so the libdbi-drivers step looks like:<code>
-./configure --with-pgsql-dir --disable-docs --with-pgsql --enable-libdbi && make all install
-</code>
-====== Installing OpenSRF ======
-As of Evergreen 1.2.0, you have to download and install OpenSRF separately from Evergreen. Perform the following steps **as the ''opensrf'' user**:
-  - Download OpenSRF:<code>
-wget http://open-ils.org/downloads/OpenSRF-0.9.tar.gz</code>
-  - Extract OpenSRF:<code>
-tar xzf OpenSRF-0.9.tar.gz</code>
-  - Change directories into the OpenSRF directory:<code>
-cd OpenSRF-0.9</code>
-  - Open ''install.conf'' in a text editor and set the default Gentoo settings for ''make'' configuration:<code>
-export APXS2=/usr/sbin/apxs2
-export APACHE2_HEADERS=/usr/include/apache2
-export APR_HEADERS=/usr/include/apr-1/
-export LIBXML2_HEADERS=/usr/include/libxml2/</code>
-  - Build OpenSRF:<code>
-CFLAGS=-D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE make</code>
-  - Install OpenSRF by performing the following step **as the root user**:<code>
-make install
-</code>
-=====Register OpenSRF users=====
-We have to register the users listed in opensrf_core.xml with our Jabber server. OpenSRF includes a simple script to do this based on Net::Jabber. In our case, we will register two users, "osrf" and "router", each of which uses the password "osrf":<code>
-# starting in the OpenSRF directory
-cd examples
-perl register.pl localhost 5222 osrf osrf
-perl register.pl localhost 5222 router osrf
-</code>
-====== Installing Evergreen ======
-Perform the following steps **as the ''opensrf'' user**:
-  - Download Evergreen:<code>
-wget http://open-ils.org/downloads/Evergreen-ILS-1.2.0-rc4.tar.gz</code>
-  - Extract Evergreen:<code>
-tar xzf Evergreen-ILS-1.2.0-rc4.tar.gz</code>
-  - Change directories into the Evergreen directory:<code>
-cd Evergreen-ILS-1.2.0-rc4</code>
-  - Set the configuration for your system; aside from the database name, username, and password, you should only have to change the following settings on Gentoo:<code>
-Apache2 apxs binary           = /usr/sbin/apxs2
-Apache2 headers directory     = /usr/include/apache2
-Apache2 APR headers directory = /usr/include/apr-1
-Libxml2 headers directory     = /usr/include/libxml2</code>
-  - Due to some confusion caused by apxs, ''make install'' will fail if it cannot find ''/etc/apache2/apache2.conf''. Perform the following hack **as the root user** to fix that problem:<code>
-ln -sf /etc/apache2/httpd.conf /etc/apache2/apache2.conf</code>
-  - Build Evergreen **as the ''opensrf'' user**:<code>
-CFLAGS=-D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE make</code>
-  - Install Evergreen **as the root user**:<code>
-make install</code>
-  - Change permissions on the Evergreen directories to enable the system to run **as the root user**:<code>
-chown -R opensrf:opensrf /openils
-chmod -R +x /openils/var/cgi-bin</code>
-  - Edit the ''/etc/apache2/httpd.conf'' file to correct the LoadModule directives that were added for the mod_xmlent and osrf_json_gateway modules. ''apxs2'' mistakenly tells Apache to load the modules from the ''lib/apache2/modules/'' directory, when (as of Apache 2.2.4 on Gentoo) the prefix should just be ''modules/''. **As the root user**, adjust the lines to read as follows:<code>
-LoadModule osrf_json_gateway_module modules/osrf_json_gateway.so
-LoadModule xmlent_module      modules/mod_xmlent.so</code>
-  - Create symbolic links to support Windows staff clients and versionless staff clients **as the ''opensrf'' user**:<code>
-cd /openils/var/web/xul/
-rm HEAD
-ln -sf /root/Evergreen-ILS-1.2.0-rc4/Open-ILS/xul/staff_client/build/ HEAD
-ln -sf HEAD sc_v100_rc2
-ln -sf HEAD rel_1_2_0_rc4</code>
-====== Starting Evergreen ======
-  - Become the ''opensrf'' user:<code>
-su - opensrf</code>
-  - Run the ''osrf_ctl.sh'' script to start up all of the services. We start the services individually because there is a race condition that can affect the C services if the Perl services have not completely finished initializing:<code>
-/openils/bin/osrf_ctl.sh -c /openils/conf/opensrf_core.xml -a start_router
-/openils/bin/osrf_ctl.sh -c /openils/conf/opensrf_core.xml -a start_perl
-/openils/bin/osrf_ctl.sh -c /openils/conf/opensrf_core.xml -a start_c</code>
-  - (Required only once): Run the ''autogen.sh'' script to generate the JavaScript and OrgTree HTML files:<code>
-cd /openils/bin
-autogen.sh /openils/conf/opensrf_core.xml</code>
-  - Become the root user and start Apache (which now depends on the open-ils services before it can start successfully): <code>
-exit
-su -
-/etc/init.d/apache2 start</code>