Installing
Use this procedure to install iOfficeV4 in Linux Operating System.
This explanation assumes that the web server is using Apache Server.
Set up Linux OS, if it is not installed yet.
It is assumed that a LAN is constructed.
To use iOfficeV4, a web server is necessary. If a web server is not installed, install it beforehand.
If you are NOT familiar with Linux operating system, use rpm file. rpm command automates the installation processes.
If you are familiar with Linux operating system, and want to install iOfficeV4 to other than default directories, use tar.gz file.
Installation directories of iOfficeV4 are as follows.
|
OS |
CGI modules |
Image files |
|
RedHat 5.x/6.x |
/home/httpd/cgi-bin/dnet |
/home/httpd/html/neoimage-en |
|
RedHat 7.x/8.x |
/var/www/cgi-bin/dnet |
/var/www/html/neoimage-en |
|
SuSE 5.x/6.x/7.x |
/usr/local/httpd/cgi-bin/dnet |
/usr/local/httpd/htdocs/neoimage-en |
|
SuSE 8.x |
/srv/www/cgi-bin/dnet |
/srv/www//htdocs/neoimage-en |
|
Sun Cobalt Qube2 |
/home/groups/home/cgi-bin/dnet |
/home/groups/home/neoimage-en |
|
Sun Cobalt Qube3 |
/home/groups/home/web/dnet |
/home/groups/home/neoimage-en |
|
Sun Cobalt RaQ3, RaQ4 |
/home/groups/sites/web/dnet |
/home/groups/sites/neoimage-en |
|
Sun Cobalt RaQ550 |
/home/sites/virtual site name/web/dnet |
/home/sites/virtual site name/neoimage-en |
iOfficeV4 may now be installed.
Copy the downloaded file to a temporary directory.
You can use any FTP software to copy the file.
Start telnet tool and connect the server.
Once the telnet connection established, switch to the root user.
>su
>Passwd:*****
Enter a password for the root user
Use the following procedure if you use rpm file.
Change current directory to the directory in which the file copied exists.
Install the package using rpm command.
>rpm -i ioffice-4.1-2.i386.rpm
Use the following procedure if you use tar-gz file.
The following installation process is assuming that the installation directory is /var/www/cg-bin and that you copied the tar.gz file to /home/guest.
Move the downloaded tar.gz file to the installation directory.
>cd /var/www/cg-bin
>mv /home/guest/ioV4R1lR7i.tar.gz .
Expand the file using tar command.
>tar zxvf ioV4R1lR7i.tar.gz
Change the owner and group of the directories to the user who provides HTTP service.
>chown -R owner:group dnet
The default owner and group in each OS are as follows.
|
OS |
Owner |
Group |
|
RedHat 5.x/6.x |
nobody |
nobody |
|
RedHat 7 |
apache |
apache |
|
SuSE 5.x/6.x |
nobody |
nobody |
|
SuSE 7.x/8.x |
wwwrun |
nogroup |
|
Sun Cobalt Qube2 |
httpd |
home |
|
Sun Cobalt Qube3 |
httpd |
httpd |
|
Sun Cobalt RaQ3, RaQ4 |
admin |
home |
|
Sun Cobalt RaQ550 |
nobody |
nobody |
For example, if your OS is RedHat 7, you should perform chown -R apache:apache dnet
Move neoimage-en directory.
If the document root of your WWW sever is /var/www/html, move neoimage-en directory to there.
>mv dnet/neoimage-en /var/www/html/
Start up a browser and enter a URL for example:
http://(IP address of server or server name)/cgi-bin/dnet/dnet.cgi?
Note:
If the browser is set to "disable cookies", iOfficeV4 will not operate normally. Please check that either "accept all" or "display warning (dialogue) before accepting" is set.
When you start iOfficeV4, the Login screen appears. Since we do not set a password to any users, you can simply choose a user and click Login button to Login to iOfficeV4.