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VMImageRev2056
VMImageRev2056
I've (CTpaHHoe) created an openmeetings virtual machine. The virtual machine is running on OS Debian Lenny. The version installed is rev2056. Red5 and openoffice.org daemons (called red5 and ooomeetings) use an account 'vconf'. Openmeetings admistrator uses the account 'vadmin'. Also, the administrator is a member of a group 'admins' that lets him run commands as a root. For details see sudoers config file. To operate the virtual machine I'm using VMWare Server. To use a network service, I installed and configured NAT port forwarding for the ports (rmtp) 1935, 5080, 8088 and (ssh) 2222 Passwords: Linux: vconf: openmeetings vadmin: openmeetings MySQL: root: openmeetings Application login: admin password: admin download URL : http://www.expressaas.com/distrib/release/openmeetings-vm-r01.7z SHA1: f2a7773a47cdb2c8a1f9bbe25c3fd913fc800a7f I would be glad to your feedback PS: Sorry, I used 7zip archiver instead of the usual zip to reduce traffic. 7zip archiver is available at this link: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html |
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root psw?
root login not permitted by design. use vadmin account and sudo command
I assume you access by http://IP:1935?
I think openmeetings is on IP:5080/openmeetings
At its VMWare server, I set up port forwarding for ports (tcp)1935,5080,8088. After that I get access to the application by URL http://<HOST_IP>:5080/openmeetings. See http://www.vmware.com/support/gsx3/doc/network_nat_advanced_gsx.html for details.
I totally forgot about the application password - please change the text on the page! login: admin password: admin
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Hello all. in its distribution, I made an assembly of an annoying bug. To correct the mistakes you need 1. stop red5 daemon 2. remove the directory openmeetings-r2051 and symlink "openmeetings" in openmeetings/webapps. 3. rename directory openmeetings-r2056 to openmeetings in openmeetings/webapps. 4. start red5 daemon
A bit later I will make the necessary corrections in the image.
Please add to the documentation for configuring port forwarding for Linux.
Edit your /etc/vmware/vmnet8/nat/nat.conf:
incomingtcp? 2222 = <VM_IP>:22 # forward SSH to port 2222 1935 = <VM_IP>:1935 5080 = <VM_IP>:5080 8088 = <VM_IP>:8088 8443 = <VM_IP>:8443
wiki ruined the formatting of text :(
I uploaded an example of good text here http://tinypaste.com/cd6fc
To set the default language to english: login as vadmin, then connect to mysql as root. mysql -u root -p openmeetings
Then, run the following sql: update configuration set conf_value=1 where conf_key='default_lang_id';
You can get a list of the lang_id's from the file: /home/vconf/openmeetings/webapps/openmeetings/languages/languages.xml
Could you please Give the root password nobody of de users (vadmin, vconf) have permissions for change IP or other things poketwister7@gmail.com thanks you
Regards
Hello i,m running this image in a ESXi server. I want to know how can i upgrade this 2056 release to r2219.
thanks in advance...
to get root access 1) boot the machine an press e at the grub screen 2) add single at the end of the kernel argument line 3 crtl +x 4) when you get to the prompt type : passwd root 5) reboot
root access easy way is
sudo su -
passwd
This is a great addition! Super work ... I loaded this VM into VMWARE WS and it seems to run ok with acouple exceptions. I have one question and that is with regard to an error message I keep getting about "/var/lib/mysql too full" and my /dev/sda1 only has 35M available space? How can I fix this? Any help appreciated. :)
I'm trying it on a virtualBox session but it stops when waiting for the root file system. I see that grub is pointing to the correct partition by UUID. Does the image have something in particular that requires VMWare?