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View all threadsMegan Forbes suggested I send out a call for help to this email list. I am
trying to install Collection Space in order to evaluate its use for an
organization I am working with. I have tried to follow the installation
recipe including the installation of all the supporting tools.
Unfortunately, the install has failed. I also tried the installation
program on the FTP site, but it too failed. I am attaching the latest
installation report and I hope that someone will find the time to help me
out.
Thanks,
Fred Warren
Hi Fred,
Thanks for this problem report. You've attached a summary report
from running tests against CollectionSpace's back-end layer, the
Services layer. It appears all the tests either failed or, after a
small set of tests failed, were skipped from that point on. At this
level of detail, it's difficult to offer specific advice, but perhaps
we can start here:
ps -ef | grep catalina
This will help you identify whether an instance of Tomcat is running,
at least. (If you're using a Windows system, please let us know, and
we can follow up with an equivalent suggestion.)
In your browser, you might visit an address like this one:
http://<hostname-or-ip-address>:8180/cspace-services/acquisitions
(If the system is running on your own computer, you might substitute
'localhost' for <hostname-or-ip-address> above; e.g.
http://localhost:8180/cspace-services/acquisitions
And enter the following at its username and password prompt, if any:
admin@core.collectionspace.org
and
Administrator
If you're not prompted for a username and password, that in itself
is useful information
If the services layer is running, you might try visiting
CollectionSpace's login page at:
http://<hostname-or-ip-address>:8180/collectionspace/ui/core/html
If a login page appears, you might try logging in via the same
username and password mentioned above, in step 2.
Regardless of your results in the steps above, when you open any of
the following error log files, all in $CSPACE_JEESERVER_HOME/logs (or
%CSPACE_JEESERVER_HOME%\logs under Windows), do you see any obvious
errors, often prefaced by the word ERROR in all caps?
catalina.out
cspace-app.log
cspace-services.log
You are also invited to attach copies of those logs to any follow-up email.
In the various Installation Guides, there is a section titled "Setting
up CollectionSpace". This lists a variety of environment variables
whose values must be set for an installation to be successful. Can
you verify whether these are present? As the system user under which
you started CollectionSpace, can you - on a Linux or Mac OS X system,
for instance, type
env
at a shell/terminal/command prompt, and verify that each of the
environment variables listed that section are present? This list
should contain values that look something like this:
CSPACE_JEESERVER_HOME=/usr/local/share/apache-tomcat-6.0.33
DB_PASSWORD_NUXEO=some_password_here
...
Beyond these five steps, in a follow-up if appropriate, we might
also explore whether the PostgreSQL database is running, whether you
can log into it as the 'cspace' or 'nuxeo' user, and whether the
expected databases and tables have been created.
Thanks for your interest in, and for evaluating, CollectionSpace!
Aron Roberts
UC Berkeley
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 9:52 AM, Fred Warren FWarren574@aol.com wrote:
Megan Forbes suggested I send out a call for help to this email list. I am
trying to install Collection Space in order to evaluate its use for an
organization I am working with. I have tried to follow the installation
recipe including the installation of all the supporting tools.
Unfortunately, the install has failed. I also tried the installation
program on the FTP site, but it too failed. I am attaching the latest
installation report and I hope that someone will find the time to help me
out.
Thanks,
Fred Warren
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