On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 10:09 AM, Bill Coffey <[email protected]>wrote:
> I am trying to find the best way to implement the evergreen system. > > I currently am working in a Windows Domain environment. > > I have two servers which are currently virtualized on a Citrix ZenServer > and running very well. > > I also have a Cassie computer ( our timer system) which I would like to add > to the server. The Cassie server actually runs on two different networks > (using two network cards) one for the public and one for the Staff > computers. > > I also have Polaris server for our ILS system. > > I see on the new Ubuntu 9.10 they have the Cloud environment which I take > as being a Virtualization environment also. > > I have not been able to install the Evergreen completely on the Ubuntu > server as of yet because of my limited knowledge. > > 1. Which would be best way to implement this (any opinions are welcome)? > I'm not sure what you are asking: you mean implement EG on ubuntu? The install documents are here<http://open-ils.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=server_installation&s[]=ubuntu>. You could also download a VM image and run it in virtualbox or vmware (or maybe even w/ citrix, I don't know). > 2. Has anyone tried the Citrix system and gotten the Citrix tools to > install on the Ubuntu 9.10 server version (AMD 64) > Since this question doesn't concern Evergreen, it is probably more suitable for a Citrix user group. 3. Concerning the opensrf 1.2 install on the server. I am working on item > 12 and trying to copy the openils/conf/srfsh.xml to the home directory of > each user (only the default user I made when I installed the server) and I > get an error writing .srfsh.xml permission denied. > Item 12 from what document? You probably want to attempt the copy as root or using sudo. If sudo is installed, see "man sudo" for more info. --joe
