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Within the scripts directory is a bash script called install.sh that needs to be executed from with terminal to install the packages and data files unpacked into the infinit.e-install directory. The following examples demonstrate how to execute the install.sh script.
Online to the current user's root directory and renames it install.sh, e.g.:
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If you are not already in you root directory type the following command within terminal:
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cd ~
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API Node
By default install.sh will create an API Node on a machine that is connected to the internet when Nodewhen you type the following command.
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Alternatively you could explicitly pass the install mode and node type arguments as shown below.
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sh install.sh online apinode
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Online DB Node
To install a connected DB Node type:
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sh install.sh online dbnode
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Offline API Node
The following command line will install an disconnected API node:
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sh install.sh offline apinode
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Offline DB Node
The following command line will install an disconnected DB node:
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sh install.sh offline dbnode
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3. Configuring the Node via the infinite.configuration.properties.TEMPLATE File
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IMPORTANT:
Copy /mnt/opt/infinit.e-install/config/infinite.configuration.properties.TEMPLATE to
/mnt/opt/infinit.e-install/config/infinite.configuration.properties and edit the
properties contained within the file to match your deployment environment.
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