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Sakai Developer Test Harness

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This is a set of php scripts when used in conjunction with Dr. Chuck's build scripts that allow a user to control their Sakai

through a browser.



This needs a copy of `sakai-scripts` checked out somewhere in your disk hierarchy.  On Linux

with Apache, the simplest place is `/var/www/sakai-scripts` as `/var/www` is the home directory

for the `www-data` account. 



The owner of the entire `sakai-scripts` folder must be the same as the web server account.

For example on my ac laptopn, the web server runs as `csev` and the `sakai-scripts` folder

is owned by `csev` so the scripts can alter the files.    On Linux, the Apache server

generally runs as `www-data` so once things are set up you will need to:



    cd /var/www

    git clone https://github.com/csev/sakai-scripts

    chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www



To configure this software, copy `config-dist.php` to `config.php` and edit as appropriate.



Detailed Notes

--------------



These are notes for my setup on Linux.



Use the Tsugi dev environment to set up Apache, PHP, and PHPMyAdmin



    cd /root

    https://github.com/tsugiproject/tsugi-build.git

    cd tsugi-build

    bash ubuntu/build-dev.sh



Install some extra bits for phpMyAdmin:



    apt install php-mysqli php-xml php-curl php-zip curl composer



Configure the Tsugi bit:



    cp tsugi-build/ubuntu/ubuntu-env-demo.sh ubuntu-env.sh

    vi ubuntu-env.sh 



Make devtest the `MAIN_REPO` in the `ubuntu-env.sh` file



    export MAIN_REPO=https://github.com/csev/devtest.git



Configure the Tsugi server  



    source ubuntu-env.sh

    bash /usr/local/bin/tsugi-dev-configure.sh return



    a2enmod proxy_http

    systemctl restart apache2



See if your web server came up:



    http://67.205.132.116/



You might want to set up a password for your MySQL - do this as root:



    mysql -u root

    ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'root';



This root password will be needed when setting up the sakai-scripts `config.sh`

file.



Set up permissions on the `/var/www` so `www-data` can use it as a real log in folder

(remember this is not a serious production server).



    chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www

    cd /var/www

    su -s "/bin/bash" www-data



    vi ~/.bashrc

    export PATH=.:$PATH

    cd /var/www/html/phpMyAdmin/

    composer update



Do the rest as `www-data` using `su` as necessary to switch from `root` to `www-data`.

Check out `sakai-scripts`:



    cd /var/www

    git clone https://github.com/csev/sakai-scripts.git



    cd sakai-scripts



Setup `config.sh`, `sakai.properties`, and `server.xml`  - then manually compile,

start, and test Sakai:



    bash ubuntu.sh

    bash db.sh

    bash co.sh

    bash na.sh

    bash qmv.sh

    bash start.sh

    bash tail.sh



    http://67.205.132.116:8080/



Switch back to `root` and set up virtual hosting and HTTP proxy in Apache:



    vi /etc/apache2/sites-available/qasak.sakaicloud.com.conf 



    

        ServerName qasak.sakaicloud.com

        ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost



        ProxyPreserveHost On



        ProxyPass / http://127.0.0.1:8080/

        ProxyPassReverse / http://127.0.0.1:8080/

    



    a2ensite qasak.sakaicloud.com

    systemctl reload apache2



    apache2ctl -M

    apache2ctl -S



Then set up two domains to point to the server:



    https://qadev.sakaicloud.com/ ==> 67.205.132.116

    https://qasak.sakaicloud.com/ ==> 67.205.132.116



I use CloudFlare for DNS, DDOS, and proxy so it handles certificates for me.