SoSOL Dev Notes - Revision history

Admin at 15:36, 29 December 2011

2011-12-29T15:36:16Z

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	'''Nubian SoSOL Deployment Notes (Giovanni Ruffini)'''		'''Nubian SoSOL Deployment Notes (Giovanni Ruffini)'''

	''Fairfield has created a virtual machine to which I have access; this list describes my attempt to follow the SoSOL deployment steps on that virtual machine. To make all of this happen, at the start of each session go to the Fairfield VPN link using Internet Explorer (not Chrome), log in and then hit the 'Start' button on the 'Network Connect' link. Then you can telnet to vml000031.univ.fairfield.local and log in.(GR)''		''Fairfield has created a virtual machine to which I have access; this list describes my attempt to follow the SoSOL deployment steps on that virtual machine. To make all of this happen, at the start of each session go to the Fairfield VPN link using Internet Explorer (not Chrome), log in and then hit the 'Start' button on the 'Network Connect' link. Then you can telnet to vml000031.univ.fairfield.local and log in. Per Jay Rozgonyi, 'We'll just be using the /var/www/html directory to publish to the server URL.'(GR)''

	'''To work with full read/write access in the Fairfield VPN:		'''To work with full read/write access in the Fairfield VPN:

Admin at 04:33, 29 December 2011

2011-12-29T04:33:09Z

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	1) ~~Edited my home directory's .bash_profile to include /var/www/html/~~jruby~~-1.6.3/bin so that the jruby commands are executable from anywhere~~.		0) Enable jruby.

	1) jruby ~~-v succeeds~~.		Edited my home directory's .bash_profile to include /var/www/html/jruby-1.6.3/bin so that the jruby commands are executable from anywhere.

	2) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful. I have added the following lines at the end of the three files:		1) start jruby.

			jruby -v succeeds.

			2) Enable Janrain.

			Hugh Cayless suggested I add my domain to the Janrain domain whitelist. Accordingly, I have added vml000031.univ.fairfield.local and saved it to the Janrain whitelist.

			My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful. I have added the following lines at the end of the three files:

	{{{		{{{

Admin at 04:24, 29 December 2011

2011-12-29T04:24:57Z

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	'''Nubian SoSOL Deployment Notes (Giovanni Ruffini)'''		'''Nubian SoSOL Deployment Notes (Giovanni Ruffini)'''

	''Fairfield has created a virtual machine to which I have access; this list describes my attempt to follow the SoSOL deployment steps on that virtual machine. (GR)''		''Fairfield has created a virtual machine to which I have access; this list describes my attempt to follow the SoSOL deployment steps on that virtual machine. To make all of this happen, at the start of each session go to the Fairfield VPN link using Internet Explorer (not Chrome), log in and then hit the 'Start' button on the 'Network Connect' link. Then you can telnet to vml000031.univ.fairfield.local and log in.(GR)''

	'''To work with full read/write access in the Fairfield VPN:		'''To work with full read/write access in the Fairfield VPN:

Admin at 19:50, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T19:50:47Z

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	'''		'''

	~~1) bin/jruby -v~~ from ~~the main jruby directory~~		'''Per suggestion from Hugh Cayless:
			'''

	~~''SoSOL~~'s ~~deployment calls for a simple execution of~~ jruby -~~v, which fails~~. ~~When executed from the~~ bin ~~directory, it simply gives a 'command not found error.' So, I have executed this and all subsequent instructions from its parent directory, and added~~ the ~~bin/ path to all~~ commands. ~~This seems to work~~. ~~(GR)''~~		1) Edited my home directory's .bash_profile to include /var/www/html/jruby-1.6.3/bin so that the jruby commands are executable from anywhere.

			1) jruby -v succeeds.

	2) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful. I have added the following lines at the end of the three files:		2) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful. I have added the following lines at the end of the three files:
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	RPX_API_KEY = 'ea6ed7c1ffcbfcf2bb677b21a507ec49c91121c1'		RPX_API_KEY = 'ea6ed7c1ffcbfcf2bb677b21a507ec49c91121c1'

	RPX_REALM = '~~NuSSL~~'		RPX_REALM = 'dogkedephpbbllibgphc'

	}}}		}}}

Admin at 13:00, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T13:00:29Z

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	Application Domain		Application Domain

	https://nussl.rpxnow.com/		https://nussl.rpxnow.com/

	App ID		App ID

	dogkedephpbbllibgphc		dogkedephpbbllibgphc

	API Key (Secret)		API Key (Secret)

	ea6ed7c1ffcbfcf2bb677b21a507ec49c91121c1		ea6ed7c1ffcbfcf2bb677b21a507ec49c91121c1

Admin at 13:00, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T13:00:06Z

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	{{{		{{{

	RPX_API_KEY = 'ea6ed7c1ffcbfcf2bb677b21a507ec49c91121c1'		RPX_API_KEY = 'ea6ed7c1ffcbfcf2bb677b21a507ec49c91121c1'

	RPX_REALM = 'NuSSL'		RPX_REALM = 'NuSSL'

	}}}		}}}


	My Janrain User Management page shows this information:		My Janrain User Management page shows this information:

Admin at 12:59, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T12:59:43Z

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 ''SoSOL's deployment calls for a simple execution of jruby -v, which fails. When executed from the bin directory, it simply gives a 'command not found error.' So, I have executed this and all subsequent instructions from its parent directory, and added the bin/ path to all commands. This seems to work. (GR)''
-) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful.
+) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful. I have added the following lines at the end of the three files:
 ''I have used what Janrain calls the application domain for the RPX_REALM, but I am not sure this is right. I have put the RPX information at the end of the three relevant files, but I am not sure this is right. These files are in the SoSOL directories, not the jruby directories. (GR)''

Admin at 02:12, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T02:12:12Z

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	1) bin/jruby -v from the main jruby directory		1) bin/jruby -v from the main jruby directory

	''SoSOL's deployment calls for a simple execution of jruby -v, which fails. (GR)''		''SoSOL's deployment calls for a simple execution of jruby -v, which fails. When executed from the bin directory, it simply gives a 'command not found error.' So, I have executed this and all subsequent instructions from its parent directory, and added the bin/ path to all commands. This seems to work. (GR)''

	2) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful.		2) My RPX (now Janrain) installation is doubtful.

Admin at 01:31, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T01:31:06Z

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	* get source from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/sosol/develop SourceForge] or [https://github.com/papyri/sosol GitHub]		* get source from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/sosol/develop SourceForge] or [https://github.com/papyri/sosol GitHub]
	* '''GR skipping this step for now. I have my API Key, but what is my realm? The files this step specifies are in the SoSOL file hierarchy, not the jruby file hierarchy. I guess that my RPX_REALM is what janrain is now calling the application domain.'''
	copy in/create config/environments/_secret.rb (where is development, test, production - sets RPX_API_KEY and RPX_REALM, can get these by creating an [http://www.rpxnow.com/ RPX] account)		copy in/create config/environments/_secret.rb (where is development, test, production - sets RPX_API_KEY and RPX_REALM, can get these by creating an [http://www.rpxnow.com/ RPX] account)
	{{{		{{{

Admin at 01:29, 2 September 2011

2011-09-02T01:29:49Z

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			'''Nubian SoSOL Deployment Notes (Giovanni Ruffini)'''

	''Fairfield has created a virtual machine to which I have access; this list describes my attempt to follow the SoSOL deployment steps on that virtual machine. (GR)''		''Fairfield has created a virtual machine to which I have access; this list describes my attempt to follow the SoSOL deployment steps on that virtual machine. (GR)''