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install — Squore install script
install [
options
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data_dir
install
-C
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options
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data_dir
install
-U
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inst_dir
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Installs and configures Squore.
The most useful options when installing Squore are -b
to open Squore to the network (accesses are restricted to localhost by default,
specify 0.0.0.0 to open the server to connections from
all clients on the network), and -k to deploy a licence file.
Alternatively, when upgrading an existing installation, use -U
to specify the directory to upgrade.
Squore data is stored in the
directory.data_dir
-C
Configure files only, does not create any database schema. This option may be used to reconfigure Squore after installation.
-U inst_dir
Upgrade the installation pointed to by inst_dir.
-v
Increase verbosity level.
-S
Use remote PostgreSQL server. This option may be used to point on an existing server (no cluster is created).
-P pg_dir
Location of PostgreSQL executables.
-D cluster_dir
PostgreSQL cluster directory to create (default:
).data_dir/cluster
-s size
PostgreSQL shared buffers size, in MB. Defaults to 25% of the memory available on the server.
-r dbms
Supported DBMS vendor (default: postgresql).
Note: only postgresql is supported at this time.
-h db_host
Database server's host name (default: localhost).
-p db_port
Database server's port number (default: DMBS dependent 4561 for postgresql).
-A db_admin
Database administrator name (default: DMBS dependent postgres for postgresql).
-d db_name
Squore database name (default: squore).
-u db_user
Squore database user (default: squore).
-N
Do not prompt for a database user password during the setup process.
-x size
Java memory allocation pool, in MB (Xmx option). Defaults to 25% of the memory available on the server, with a minimum of 512 MB.
-b bind_address
JBoss AS bind address (default: localhost). If
you plan to use Squore from your local network, use 0.0.0.0
for the bind address. Otherwise access is restricted to connections from localhost only.
-o binding_offset
JBoss AS binding port offset (default: 100). This number is added
to the default (8080 for http) to calculate the set of ports used for Squore Server. An offset of 100 means that Squore
is accessible via http://localhost:8180/SQuORE_Server
-T tmp_dir
Squore temporary directory (default: /tmp/squore)
-k squore-license.p7s
Squore licensing key.