Installing the Server system and setting up the application
NOTE: These instructions assume you are installing the binaries on a Ubuntu server. Before installing the binaries and configuring the Odessa applications please review the Server Prerequisites Installation Instructions. For any other operating system have your system adminstrator follow the manual install instructions.
Installing the Client/Server binaries
# Edit the sudo file running the follwing command sudo visudo # Add the following line to the bottom of the sudo file and then save tomcat6 ALL= NOPASSWD: /var/lib/tomcat6/scripts/appendConf # If you did not download the binaries already get them now wget http://www.ftcollinsresearch.org/download/install/odssa_090.tar.gz # Untar and ungzip the files tar xvfz odssa_090.tar.gz # Move the Java Servlet container and associated files sudo mv website /var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/osms # Change the ownership so that Tomcat can access the needed files sudo chown -R tomcat6:tomcat6 /var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/osms # Change to the scripts directory and run the following scripts cd scripts # Build the Postgresql database, user, and tables. sudo ./createDB.sh &> out.log # Move the scripts needed to create Video Storage directories to # correct location for the Tomcat server to use. sudo ./tomcatScripts.sh # Download, compile, and install H264 video streaming code from CodeShop sudo ./install_h264.sh #create file stage locations sudo mkdir /media/storage sudo mkdir /media/storage/stage sudo chown -R tomcat6:tomcat6 /media/storage # Restart Tomcat server sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat6 restart
Post-install actions
After installation you will need to get a Bing Map Key from Microsoft Live to use the mapping tools of Odessa. Steps: 1) Sign up and create key at the following site: Bing Map Portal 2) Add the key to the server configuration value in the Client Tool. a) Config->Server Initialization. b) Click Clear button. c) Enter bing_id in Name field. d) Enter your Bing Map Key in the Value field. e) Click Save. 3) Restart the Tomcat Server from a terminal window on the server. sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat6 restart
