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The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" DSpace instance using an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server as we did for our [http://scholar.sun.ac.za SUNScholar] server.
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'''[[SUNScholar/Guidelines/Step_5|Back to Guidelines - Step 5]]'''
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Please [[SUNScholar/Dspace/Why_Ubuntu_Server|click here]] to find out why Ubuntu was selected as the server platform.
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{{ Quote | DSpace 6 and Ubuntu 16.04 |
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Please note that this guide is currently undergoing updates to support Ubuntu 16.04 and DSpace 6. Information relating to these versions will be incomplete until the update is complete. Guides relating to older versions remain accurate and available.
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If you intend to use these wiki pages for an installation workshop on your campus, then make sure each computer and server has open and unrestricted access to the internet.
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==Introduction==
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The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" '''[http://www.dspace.org DSpace]''' instance on the '''[[SUNScholar/Reference_Architecture|recommended reference architecture]]'''.
  
We are currently investigating using cloud services to provision repository systems. [[OpenStack|Click here]] to find out how the investigation is going.
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You are also welcome to use these pages to build a test/development/training version of '''[http://www.dspace.org DSpace]''' using an '''[[SUNScholar/DSpace/Why_Ubuntu_Server|Ubuntu]]''' server.
  
''Using the [http://www.ubuntu.sun.ac.za/wiki/index.php/LTS LTS] version of Ubuntu is very highly reccomended.''
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''If you intend to use these wiki pages for an installation workshop on your campus, then make sure each computer and server to be used for this purpose, has open and unrestricted access to the internet via your institutions firewall and/or proxy server.''
  
'''<font color="red" size="2">It is vitally essential that you follow the procedures step-by-step !</font>
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'''<font color="red">These installation instructions apply best Unix system administration practice and therefore differ from the official DSpace instructions</font>'''
  
== Procedure 1: [[SUNScholar/Install_Ubuntu|Install Ubuntu]]==
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'''<font color="red">*** It is essential that you follow each step in the procedures as closely as possible, without missing steps ***</font>'''
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==EIFL Webinar==
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''Please review the EIFL webinar before beginning;''
  
== Procedure 2: [[SUNScholar/Prepare_Ubuntu|Prepare Ubuntu]]==
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<html5media width="560" height="315">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfBHBkBC9fg</html5media>
  
== Procedure 3: [[SUNScholar/Install_Dspace|Install DSpace]]==
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==Procedure 1: [[SUNScholar/Install_Ubuntu|Install Ubuntu Server]]==
  
'''<font color="red"><u>Warning:</u><br> If you use the above procedures to setup a production machine open to the Internet, then ensure the following.</font>'''
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==Procedure 2: [[SUNScholar/Prepare_Ubuntu|Prepare Ubuntu Server]]==
# Change ALL instances of the default "dspace" password to a very secure secret password.
 
# Change ALL instances of the default "dspace" username to another username, except for the main Ubuntu "dspace" account created during the server installation.
 
  
You have been warned !
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==Procedure 3: [[SUNScholar/Install_DSpace|Install DSpace Repository Software]]==
 
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[[Category:Installation]]
'''[[SUNScholar/IR|Back to IR Help]]'''
 
 
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Latest revision as of 15:11, 30 October 2019

Back to Guidelines - Step 5

Bulb.png Note: DSpace 6 and Ubuntu 16.04


Please note that this guide is currently undergoing updates to support Ubuntu 16.04 and DSpace 6. Information relating to these versions will be incomplete until the update is complete. Guides relating to older versions remain accurate and available.

Introduction

The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" DSpace instance on the recommended reference architecture.

You are also welcome to use these pages to build a test/development/training version of DSpace using an Ubuntu server.

If you intend to use these wiki pages for an installation workshop on your campus, then make sure each computer and server to be used for this purpose, has open and unrestricted access to the internet via your institutions firewall and/or proxy server.

These installation instructions apply best Unix system administration practice and therefore differ from the official DSpace instructions
*** It is essential that you follow each step in the procedures as closely as possible, without missing steps ***

EIFL Webinar

Please review the EIFL webinar before beginning;

Procedure 1: Install Ubuntu Server

Procedure 2: Prepare Ubuntu Server

Procedure 3: Install DSpace Repository Software