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| − | The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" DSpace version 1. | + | The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" DSpace version 1.8.2 instance using an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server as we did for our [http://scholar.sun.ac.za SUNScholar] server. |
'''Please [[SUNScholar/Dspace/Why_Ubuntu_Server|click here]] to find out why Ubuntu was selected as the server platform.''' | '''Please [[SUNScholar/Dspace/Why_Ubuntu_Server|click here]] to find out why Ubuntu was selected as the server platform.''' | ||
Revision as of 21:17, 20 November 2012
The following wiki pages describe the procedures to install a "vanilla" DSpace version 1.8.2 instance using an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server as we did for our SUNScholar server.
Please click here to find out why Ubuntu was selected as the server platform.
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.
We are currently investigating using cloud services to provision repository systems. Click here to find out how the investigation is going.
It is essential that you follow the procedures step-by-step !
NANO Editor
Before attempting any customisation, please make sure you are familiar with using the NANO editor. See below for help.
- NANO Editor Help
| CTL+O | = Save the file and then press Enter |
| CTL+X | = Exit "nano" |
| CTL+K | = Delete line |
| CTL+U | = Undelete line |
| CTL+W | = Search for %%string%% |
| CTL+\ | = Search for %%string%% and replace with $$string$$ |
| CTL+C | = Show line numbers |
More info = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nano_(text_editor)
Procedure 1: Install Ubuntu Server
Procedure 2: Prepare Ubuntu Server
Procedure 3: Install DSpace Repository Software
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