Dear all, I know there is a thread on installing Collect in LINUX environment but it is several months old so I take the initiative to start another one. The latest installer for Linux (3.12.24) doesn't work for me. I run Ubuntu 16.04 in 64-bits
Installation seems to go fine, no error message. Collect gets installed on my ~/ rather than /opt/ but I get the desktop links and all seems fine. I made all repository executable but whenever I try to start Collect the HTML page fails, I suspect the server is not starting. Could someone help me sort that out ? Thanks asked 16 Mar '17, 13:33 lecrabe ♦ |
What is the URL address that is shown in the browser when it is opened? There has been a change on the last version of Collect (using port 8380 by default in the server) that might affect the workflow (as Collect might be opeining the browser using the 8080 "old" port. Can you also post the contents of the log file?? Should be found at ~/openforis/collect/tomcat/logs answered 16 Mar '17, 13:38 Open Foris ♦♦ |
Hi it opens in 8380, may be a problem There are several log files: two which contain something (catalina) and then 5 that are empty (hostmanager, localhost, manager, mondrian, saiku) The message from the catalina log suggest that Collect is trying to find the java library in i386 but I am functioning on 64-bits so maybe that is the issue ? Here is my Java version:
LOGS are below catalina.2017-03-16.log
catalina.out
answered 16 Mar '17, 14:20 lecrabe ♦ |
Can you try starting the server manually?? Go to ~/OpenForis/Collect and stype ./start.sh , afterwards open the broser and navigate to the Collect URL : http://localhost:8080/collect or http://localhost:8380/collect/ answered 16 Mar '17, 17:05 Open Foris ♦♦ Dear, Any further help on that side ? I am still stuck and unable to use Collect ... Thanks
(20 Mar '17, 11:25)
lecrabe ♦
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Hey, thanks for support Like I said, I have tried many things to start the server, including manually
But then the 8380 or 8080 don't open the Collect page answered 16 Mar '17, 18:37 lecrabe ♦ oh, and it also crashes when I "sudo ./start.sh". Dont know what to do
(20 Mar '17, 11:26)
lecrabe ♦
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Hi, answered 20 Mar '17, 16:33 Stefano (OF) ♦♦ |
Hi Remi, answered 22 Mar '17, 17:10 Stefano (OF) ♦♦ |
Hi and thanks for the update Unfortunately, it still doesn't go through Installation goes all fine, shortcuts created and no error message. But when I double click the shortcuts nothing happens (no Control Panel) And when running the launcher.run I get the following errors. ~/OpenForis/Collect$ sudo ./OpenForisCollect-launcher.run
I tried to install the GTK libraries (libswt-gtk-3-java and libgtk-3-dev) but it didn't change any of that problem. Still stuck, please help ! answered 22 Mar '17, 18:12 lecrabe ♦ I suspect again the fact that I have linux 64-bits may be the issue: in the local Java folder of OpenForis, there is only a i386 version, could that be why ?
(22 Mar '17, 18:15)
lecrabe ♦
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Hi Remi, answered 22 Mar '17, 19:23 Stefano (OF) ♦♦ |
This is the message I get on a fresh Ubuntu-64 installation
answered 22 Mar '17, 23:02 collectearth ♦ |
@collectearth, We get the same error, which in a way is good news because it means a reproducible problem. Thanks for reporting @OF Collect, could it be possible to get some more information on your configuration and why it works on yours and not ours ? There is most likely a couple of libraries that are missing from a fresh Ubuntu 64-bits. Any chance to have a more interactive session to try to find out which ? Dummy question: do you need to have Java installed first ? help still very much needed, using the online installation is not an option (for ownership reasons) and I got lost at your last instructions for local version Thanks in advance answered 23 Mar '17, 08:48 lecrabe ♦ |