WILIBOX RCMS Server - Version 1.30
INSTALLING YOUR RCMS SERVER
Become a superuser and run the rcms-1.30-setup.sh script. You will be
asked for a directory where RCMS Server will be installed. The default choice
is /opt/wilibox, and it is not advised to change it unless there is a reason.
This directory will be referred to as <installation_root> further in this
document.
ACQUIRING AND INSTALLING A LICENSE KEY
Refer to the accompanying document named
LICENSE-HOWTO.txt for detailed
instructions on acquiring and installing a license key for your RCMS Server.
STARTING AND/OR STOPPING YOUR RCMS SERVER
As a superuser, invoke "<installation_root>/rcms.sh start" to start the RCMS
Server. Similarly, invoke "<installation_root>/rcms.sh stop" to stop the RCMS
Server.
Note that Apache web server version 2 and PostgreSQL database server version
7.4 are part of the RCMS Server environment, and are by default configured to
listen to their standard TCP/IP ports 80 and 5534, respectively. Make sure
there are no other services that use these ports running on your machine
before you attempt to start the RCMS Server. Alternatively, you can configure
Apache and PostgreSQL server in your RCMS Server environment to listen to
other ports.
Once the RCMS Server has started, connect to it by pointing your Web browser to
the machine where you installed it. Note that the server will only work with a
valid license key, otherwise you will see an error message instructing you to
install the key.
If a valid license key is installed, you will be presented with a login
prompt.
Log in with username "admin" and password "admin01" (without the double
quotes).
IMPORTANT: make sure you change the administrator password as soon as
you login. Refer to the RCMS Server User's Manual (available at
www.wilibox.com) for further instructions on changing the password.
MANAGING YOUR RCMS SERVER ENVIRONMENT
RCMS Server is a PHP4 Web application, running on Apache v2.0 Web Server. It
uses PostgreSQL v7.4 as its database backend. These services, along with cron,
run in an isolated chroot'ed environment in <installation_root>.
Therefore, RCMS Server can be managed by editing configuration files for
Apache, PHP, PostgreSQL etc. configuration files in
<installation_root>/etc/apache2
<installation_root>/etc/php4
<installation_root>/etc/postgresql/7.4
<installation_root>/etc/crontab
...
A convenient way to manage the RCMS Server is to run a superuser shell in the
chroot'ed environment:
# chroot <installation_root> su -
The individual services can then be started and stopped by invoking scripts in
/etc/init.d with 'start' and 'stop' arguments, respectively:
# /etc/init.d/apache2 start
# /etc/init.d/postgresql-7.4 start
etc.
For information on operating the RCMS Server, refer to the RCMS Server User's
Manual, which is available at www.wilibox.com.
TECHINCAL SUPPORT
If you run into any problems while installing and/or running your RCMS Server,
please contact WILIBOX at support@wilibox.com for assistance.
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