OpenSUSE 11.0 MindTouch Deki Enterprise Package Installation
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OpenSUSE 11.0 MindTouch Deki Enterprise Package Installation
The official MindTouch OpenSUSE 10.3 installation guide can be found here: OpenSUSE 10.3
The following commands should be run as "root" (or as a user with root permissions).
Add the MindTouch Repository
Enter the following command to add the MindTouch Deki repository:
# zypper addrepo http://repo.mindtouch.com/openSUSE_11.0/ MindTouch
Install MindTouch Deki
Type the following command to install Deki and required packages:
# zypper install deki-enterprise poppler-tools html2text
Note: Installation of some dependencies may require interaction. Answer "yes" to all authentication/verification questions.
After the install has finished, rename /etc/apache2/conf.d/deki-apache.conf.disabled to deki-apache.conf and change the ServerName in that file to match the hostname that you will be entering into the web browser to arrive at your wiki. This will allow the Apache virtual host to direct traffic to MindTouch Deki.
Install PrinceXML
In order to enable exporting HTML to PDF, PrinceXML must be installed by entering the following commands. During the Prince XML installation, change the default file location to /usr to allow it to be scanned during the web-based Deki setup:
# wget http://www.princexml.com/download/prince-6.0r6-linux.tar.gz # tar xfzv prince-6.0r6-linux.tar.gz # cd prince-6.0r6-linux # ./install.sh
Install Trusted Roots Certificates
Install the trusted roots certificates from the Mozilla LXR website into the Mono certificate store by entering the following:
# su dekiwiki $ mozroots --import --sync $ exit
Start the Services
The installer does not automatically start all services (nor will they automatically start upon machine reboot). First, start MySQL by entering:
# service mysql start
Then, start up Apache by typing the following command:
# service apache2 start
Congratulations! MindTouch Deki is now installed and you should be able to connect to "http://your_server/config/index.php" to complete the configuration.
This installation guide is for package-based 32-bit 8.08.1 new installations ONLY. If you are looking for upgrade guides, please click here: VM / Non-VM
If you are looking for instructions on how to upgrade from pre-Itasca versions, please click here: Upgrade Guide
Source code installation instructions (which can support 64-bit architecture) can be found here: Source Code Installation Guide