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When the server has started up again, start a web browser session on another machine and type the following in the address bar: | When the server has started up again, start a web browser session on another machine and type the following in the address bar: | ||
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[[SUNScholar/Install Ubuntu/S02|Replace '''%hostname%''' with your DSpace server hostname]]. | [[SUNScholar/Install Ubuntu/S02|Replace '''%hostname%''' with your DSpace server hostname]]. | ||
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If you have installed a test version of DSpace on a local Ubuntu computer, then type the following to connect to your test server. | If you have installed a test version of DSpace on a local Ubuntu computer, then type the following to connect to your test server. | ||
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Revision as of 13:41, 27 October 2015
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Step 9. Check the installation
Type the following to reboot the server:
sudo reboot
When the server has started up again, start a web browser session on another machine and type the following in the address bar:
http://%hostname%/manager/html
Replace %hostname% with your DSpace server hostname.
You should notice that you now have a Tomcat server running, if not, debug using all of the previous steps until you have a Tomcat Java webapp server running.
- Please note
If you have installed a test version of DSpace on a local Ubuntu computer, then type the following to connect to your test server.
http://localhost/manager/html
