These scripts are useful for deploying OpenPetra into test environments.
You can easily regenerate a configuration without the need to reinstall the full machine.
You can also test the hosting of multiple OpenPetra services within one server.
There are also scripts to setup a development environment.
Our only target is CentOS7 currently.
On CentOS:
yum install git
git clone https://github.com/TBits/OpenPetraScripts.git
cd OpenPetraScripts/openpetra
./reinstall.sh
# now initialize your instance, for example:
# to install the instance demo.openpetra.org, with the database on localhost:
URL=openpetra.org PREFIX= ./addOpenPetraInstance.sh demo localhost
systemctl restart nginx
You can now reach OpenPetra at:
You can login with user sysadmin and password CHANGEME.
Please note: It is recommended to use https for production use. You could modify the nginx configuration, but that is not part of these scripts. We use an nginx proxy to forward from eg. https://myinstance.openpetra.com to the container, 192.168.124.70:7000.
On CentOS:
# same steps as above
yum install git
git clone https://github.com/TBits/OpenPetraScripts.git
cd OpenPetraScripts/openpetra
./reinstall.sh
# now initialize your instance, for example:
# to install the instance demo.openpetra.org, with the database on localhost:
URL=openpetra.org PREFIX= ./addOpenPetraInstance.sh demo localhost
systemctl restart nginx
./setupDevEnv.sh
cd ~/openpetra
nant generateSolution
nant resetDatabase
nant install
systemctl restart openpetra-server
You can now reach OpenPetra at:
You can login with user sysadmin and password CHANGEME, or with user demo and password DEMO.
You can run the ./mysql.sh script to get the database username and password, and use phpMyAdmin to browse the database.
You can now edit the client code in /root/openpetra/js-client, run there npm run build and refresh your browser.
And you can work on the server code in /root/openpetra, run there nant quickCompile install and refresh your browser.
# same steps as above
yum install git
git clone https://github.com/TBits/OpenPetraScripts.git
cd OpenPetraScripts/openpetra
./reinstall.sh
URL=openpetra.org PREFIX= ./addOpenPetraInstance.sh demo localhost
# configure the demo
yum install wget
./configureDemo.sh
systemctl stop openpetra-server
systemctl disable openpetra-server
systemctl status op_demo
If something is wrong, even in a database upgrade, you do it like in this example:
export MYSQL_CMD="CREATE TABLE s_session ( s_session_id_c varchar(128) NOT NULL, s_valid_until_d datetime NOT NULL, s_session_values_c text, s_date_created_d date, s_created_by_c varchar(20), s_date_modified_d date, s_modified_by_c varchar(20), s_modification_id_t timestamp, CONSTRAINT s_session_pk PRIMARY KEY (s_session_id_c) ) ENGINE=InnoDB CHARACTER SET UTF8;"
./fixDatabase.sh all
export MYSQL_CMD="UPDATE s_system_defaults SET s_default_value_c = '2019.6.0.0' WHERE s_default_code_c = 'CurrentDatabaseVersion';"
./fixDatabase.sh all