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handson [2017/10/25 10:19]
Michael Jaeger
handson [2018/10/25 07:41] (current)
Michael Jaeger
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   - Download [[https://​www.virtualbox.org/​wiki/​Downloads|VitualBox]] (which can import .ova files) and install.   - Download [[https://​www.virtualbox.org/​wiki/​Downloads|VitualBox]] (which can import .ova files) and install.
-  - Download our ready made [[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-KX3xvGmNDOZ3FpSWs0V3BFeFE|FOSSology Virtual Machine]] - note that the preview will fail, but download ​is in the upper right corner.+  - Download our ready made [[http://www.mcj.de/downloads/​fossology-3.3.0.ova|FOSSology Virtual Machine ​3.3.0]] - note that this is for the demo only.
   - Import this VM to VirtualBox: Menu '​File',​ then select '​Import Appliance'​. Then select the *.ova file and just go ahead, click OK for importing. Checking settings especially for assigned cores and main memory used might be useful. For simple tests, FOSSology runs with 1 core and 1GB of main memory.   - Import this VM to VirtualBox: Menu '​File',​ then select '​Import Appliance'​. Then select the *.ova file and just go ahead, click OK for importing. Checking settings especially for assigned cores and main memory used might be useful. For simple tests, FOSSology runs with 1 core and 1GB of main memory.
   - Start the newly imported virtual machine.   - Start the newly imported virtual machine.
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   docker run -p 8081:80 fossology/​fossology   docker run -p 8081:80 fossology/​fossology
  
-This presumes that docker is installed and up and running. There are the following sources for installing docker in particular:+This presumes that docker is installed and up and running. ​you might prefer installing a final release of FOSSology as the above command installs the latest state of the github repository ("​latest master"​):​ 
 + 
 +  docker run -p 8081:80 fossology/​fossology:​3.3.0 
 + 
 +There are the following sources for installing docker in particular:
  
   * Installing docker on ubuntu can be found here: [[https://​github.com/​fossology/​fossology/​wiki/​FOSSology-Docker-testing-on-Ubuntu|FOSSology Docker testing on Ubuntu]]   * Installing docker on ubuntu can be found here: [[https://​github.com/​fossology/​fossology/​wiki/​FOSSology-Docker-testing-on-Ubuntu|FOSSology Docker testing on Ubuntu]]
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   * Installing docker on windows, there are pages [[https://​docs.docker.com/​docker-for-windows/​|for Windows on the docker homepage too]]!   * Installing docker on windows, there are pages [[https://​docs.docker.com/​docker-for-windows/​|for Windows on the docker homepage too]]!
  
-//Note 1//: For accessing a docker container, docker creates a local network on your computer. The IP address is printed in the terminal output usually when starting docker. As such, this IP address must be used (instead of localhost). Moreover, the installation registers FOSSology under a path at the web server: ''​repo/''​. This triaing path must be added to the URL. Running docker on a mac the resulting FOSSology URL looks like:+//Note 1//: For accessing a docker container, docker creates a local network on your computer. The IP address is printed in the terminal output usually when starting docker. As such, this IP address must be used (instead of localhost). Moreover, the installation registers FOSSology under a path at the web server: ''​repo/''​. This triaing path must be added to the URL. Running docker on a mac the resulting FOSSology URL could look like:
  
   http://​192.168.99.100:​8081/​repo/​   http://​192.168.99.100:​8081/​repo/​
 +  ​
 +or (with newer docker versions)
 +
 +  http://​localhost:​8081/​repo/​
   ​   ​
 //Note//: the actual IP address can be different on your docker setup! //Note//: the actual IP address can be different on your docker setup!
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 Note that this instance is for hands-on trainings only, and we will share credentials on the event. Note that this instance is for hands-on trainings only, and we will share credentials on the event.
  
-A public instance is at http://52.26.97.143/repo/ (testuser/​user).+A public instance is at http://83.169.21.23/fossology/ (testuser/​user).
  
  
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