Installing on CentOS Linux
NOTE: The ResourceSpace team does not actively monitor this guide and this article may be out of date.
Install from the command line:
yum update
To install the mysql-server you must include the MySQL Community Repo first. Visit the MySQL Yum Repository download site and find the .rpm file you need. You can download the file from the command line using wget (example shown using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 / Oracle Linux 7):
wget https://dev.mysql.com/get/mysql80-community-release-el7-1.noarch.rpm
Once the .rpm file has been downloaded it can then be installed:
sudo yum localinstall mysql80-community-release-el7-1.noarch.rpm
Then install this list of packages:
yum install mysql-community-server
yum install httpd php php-dev php-gd php-mysql php-mbstring subversion
yum install vim nano
yum install ghostscript
To install ImageMagick, you need to install the prerequisites, then install it:
yum install php-pear gcc php-devel php-pear yum install ImageMagick
Instead of installing xpdf, on CentOS we will use poppler, which is a fork of xpdf.
yum install poppler
To install antiword, ExifTool and FFmpeg we need to configure yum with the CERT Forensics Tools x86_64 and Nux Dextop x86_64 repository and then install them.
Follow the instructions for CentOS on this link and in Step 4 choose the option "sudo yum install CERT-Forensics-Tools" to install all the required tools.
Don't forget to change php.ini: Note: choose a good value for your system
memory_limit = 999M post_max_size 999M upload_max_filesize 999M
Create database
Log into MySQL as the root user:
mysql -u root -p
Then create the database and database users.
Proceed to check out ResourceSpace:
cd /var/www svn co http://svn.resourcespace.com/svn/rs/releases/10.2 . cd resourcespace mkdir filestore chmod -R 777 filestore chmod -R 777 include
Run the setup and don't forget to change back the permissions on include folder
Set up Apache
Finish installation via web browser
Access the server address (e.g. localhost) via a web browser to resume the setup.
Review installation overview to help fix any warnings/errors on the setup page.
Use the resourcespace_rw user as the "MySQL username" and resourcespace_r user as the "MySQL read-only username".
Set up the cron job for relevance matching and periodic emails
Please refer to Setting up scheduled tasks/cron