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# 1] Upload the database cd /mnt tar xzvf preload_data.tgz mongorestore saved/ rm -rf saved/ # 1.5] Tidy up the uploaded database #TODOmongo needsocial to remove all users from the DB, these some from the AWS build and do not exist here rm -rf saved/ # 2] Index the uploaded data--eval 'db.community.update({"isSystemCommunity":false,"isPersonalCommunity":false},{$set:{members:[],numberOfMembers:0}},false,true)' # 2] Index the uploaded data java -jar /opt/infinite-home/lib/infinit.e.mongo-indexer.jar --doc --verify --query '{}' --limit 2000 java -jar /opt/infinite-home/lib/infinit.e.mongo-indexer.jar --doc --rebuild --query '{}' --limitskip 2000 java -jar /opt/infinite-home/lib/infinit.e.mongo-indexer.jar --assoc --rebuild --query '{}' java -jar /opt/infinite-home/lib/infinit.e.mongo-indexer.jar --entity --rebuild --query '{}' # 3] Put the files in place (not critical, but otherwise can't view the files from the GUI and will get source errors) mkdir -p /mnt/infinite_data/enron cd /mnt/infinite_data/enron tar xzvf /mnt/preload_data_enron.tgz cd / tar xzvf /mnt/preload_data_wits.tgz |
Now log into the manager as an admin user, go to the people page, select the user(s) who will log into the GUI, and add them to the communities (bottom of the page, press the '+' button for each of the three).
Finally log into the GUI as one of the above users, check all 3 communities are selected from the Source Manager (or whatever subset you want to access), and type "*" into the query box (top left).