Open jnehring opened 7 years ago
The article cited by Jan has this instruction:
"wget http://rv1443.1blu.de/docker/freme-standard.tar.gz
tar -xzf freme-standard.tar.gz -C /opt/freme-data
rm freme-standard.tar.gz"
what should the future domain of http://rv1443.1blu.de be? The cited article needs to be updated with that.
2016-11-23 13:56 GMT+01:00 Jan Nehring notifications@github.com:
Please write a new article "Install FREME dependencies" in Knowledge Base -> System Administrators.
If it is not too hard please add a section on how to add the datasets that we prepared for the docker installation (see this article https://api-dev.freme-project.eu/doc/knowledge-base/freme-for-sysadmins/use-freme-docker.html) to the installation.
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what should the future domain of http://rv1443.1blu.de be?
This will be a topic for my next call with @munnellg
what should the future domain of http://rv1443.1blu.de be?
I moved the data to freme-live, the new URL is http://api.freme-project.eu/docker-data/freme-standard.tar.gz . In January we will move the domain api.freme-project.eu to the adapt server and then the url will stay intact after FREME has ended.
@sandroacoelho added the installation instructions here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZQixBLlZhi8TzbHEfgqDg_SKTe13MRP5o4l4xE6u4dA/edit#
One question: In the Dockerfile for Solr you added some custom files to the configuration. Are they necessary for the installation? I cannot find them in the installation instructions.
@sandroacoelho do we need the custom configuration files or does it work with a vanilla solr installation also?
Please write a new article "Install FREME dependencies" in Knowledge Base -> System Administrators.
If it is not too hard please add a section on how to add the datasets that we prepared for the docker installation (see this article) to the installation.