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==Building Archivematica==
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[[Main Page]] > [[Development]] > Build a virtual appliance
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===Requirements===
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*Ubuntu 9.04
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Below are instructions for building your own Archivematica virtual appliance. This allows you to create intermediate or branch releases to test and use your own modifications.
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==Requirements==
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*Ubuntu server 10.04
 
*vmbuilder requires KVM which requires a virt compatible processor however, you do not need virt support for vmbuilder
 
*vmbuilder requires KVM which requires a virt compatible processor however, you do not need virt support for vmbuilder
 
*At least 2GB of ram
 
*At least 2GB of ram
  
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===Pre Build===
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==Software Requirements==
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subversion (SVN)
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<pre>sudo apt-get install subversion
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</pre>
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vmbuilder
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<pre>sudo apt-get install ubuntu-vm-builder
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</pre>
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A local apt-proxy. We recomend apt-cacher-ng.
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<pre>sudo aptitude install apt-cacher-ng
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sudo gedit /etc/apt-cacher-ng/acng.conf
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</pre>
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change the port.. whatever its set to..(3142 defuault) to 9999
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Restart the service for changes to take effect.
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<pre>sudo /etc/init.d/apt-cacher-ng restart
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</pre>
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==Pre Build==
 
1. check out the source
 
1. check out the source
 
<pre>svn checkout http://archivematica.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ archivematica-read-only</pre>
 
<pre>svn checkout http://archivematica.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ archivematica-read-only</pre>
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</pre>
 
</pre>
  
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===Post Build===
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==Post Build==
 
1. boot your virtual machine.  For KVM its under ubuntu-kvm, for other examples please see [[Virtual_appliance_instructions]].
 
1. boot your virtual machine.  For KVM its under ubuntu-kvm, for other examples please see [[Virtual_appliance_instructions]].
 
<pre>kvm -m 528 -smp 1 -drive file=disk0.qcow2 </pre>
 
<pre>kvm -m 528 -smp 1 -drive file=disk0.qcow2 </pre>
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2. From inside the machine open a terminal and run the following (password is demo)
 
2. From inside the machine open a terminal and run the following (password is demo)
 
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sudo aptitude install openjdk-6-jre
 
 
incrontab /etc/incron.tab
 
incrontab /etc/incron.tab
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sudo mysqladmin create qubit
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sudo mysqladmin create ica-atom
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sudo mysqladmin create dcb
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sudo mysqladmin create dashboard
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sudo chmod 444 ~/.config/xfce4/panel/*
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sudo chmod 444 ~/.config/xfce4/panel
 
</pre>
 
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4. Aside from some icon placement you now have a fully functional version of archivematica!
 
4. Aside from some icon placement you now have a fully functional version of archivematica!
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==Create a .raw file==
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1. A raw file can be used to run the virtual appliance directly from a USB key or to install it directly on dedicated hardware without a virtualization layer.
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2. after running vmbuilder you will be left with a qcow2 image. Run the following command:
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<pre>kvm-img convert -f qcow2 -O raw disk0.qcow2 archivematica.raw</pre>
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3. See [[Build a Live USB disk]] for instructions on using the .raw file to create a bootable USB key version of Archivematica

Latest revision as of 11:39, 8 October 2010

Main Page > Development > Build a virtual appliance

Below are instructions for building your own Archivematica virtual appliance. This allows you to create intermediate or branch releases to test and use your own modifications.

Requirements[edit]

  • Ubuntu server 10.04
  • vmbuilder requires KVM which requires a virt compatible processor however, you do not need virt support for vmbuilder
  • At least 2GB of ram

Software Requirements[edit]

subversion (SVN) 

sudo apt-get install subversion

vmbuilder 

sudo apt-get install ubuntu-vm-builder

A local apt-proxy. We recomend apt-cacher-ng. 

sudo aptitude install apt-cacher-ng
sudo gedit /etc/apt-cacher-ng/acng.conf

change the port.. whatever its set to..(3142 defuault) to 9999 Restart the service for changes to take effect. 

sudo /etc/init.d/apt-cacher-ng restart

Pre Build[edit]

1. check out the source 

svn checkout http://archivematica.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ archivematica-read-only

2. Modify archivematica-read-only/trunk/archivematica.cfg to resemble your file system IE: 

 execscript = /home/demo/trunk/archivematica.sh

should be 

 execscript = /home/yourhomefolder/archivematica-read-only/trunk/archivematica.sh

3. Build archivematica for your hosts virtualization platform. All the following commands will build the same virtual machine.. each for a different platform 

sudo vmbuilder vmserver ubuntu -c archivematica.cfg
sudo vmbuilder xen ubuntu -c archivematica.cfg
sudo vmbuilder kvm ubuntu -c archivematica.cfg

Post Build[edit]

1. boot your virtual machine. For KVM its under ubuntu-kvm, for other examples please see Virtual_appliance_instructions. 

kvm -m 528 -smp 1 -drive file=disk0.qcow2

2. From inside the machine open a terminal and run the following (password is demo) 

incrontab /etc/incron.tab
sudo mysqladmin create ica-atom
sudo mysqladmin create dcb
sudo mysqladmin create dashboard
sudo chmod 444 ~/.config/xfce4/panel/*
sudo chmod 444 ~/.config/xfce4/panel

3. Open firefox and navigate to http://localhost, go through the qubit installer for the database settings all defaults will work.

4. Aside from some icon placement you now have a fully functional version of archivematica!

Create a .raw file[edit]

1. A raw file can be used to run the virtual appliance directly from a USB key or to install it directly on dedicated hardware without a virtualization layer.

2. after running vmbuilder you will be left with a qcow2 image. Run the following command: 

kvm-img convert -f qcow2 -O raw disk0.qcow2 archivematica.raw

3. See Build a Live USB disk for instructions on using the .raw file to create a bootable USB key version of Archivematica

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