Author: justi9 Date: 2009-08-18 15:57:46 -0400 (Tue, 18 Aug 2009) New Revision: 3584 Removed: mgmt/trunk/cumin/doc/installation.txt Log: Remove obsolete documentation Deleted: mgmt/trunk/cumin/doc/installation.txt =================================================================== --- mgmt/trunk/cumin/doc/installation.txt 2009-08-18 18:32:26 UTC (rev 3583) +++ mgmt/trunk/cumin/doc/installation.txt 2009-08-18 19:57:46 UTC (rev 3584) @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ -Thanks for evaluating our preview release of the MRG management web -UI. - -The following instructions assume you are running as root, unless -otherwise indicated: - -1. Install packages - - First, use yum to install the management packages. If you haven't - already, you may want to install the messaging packages as well. - - # yum install mrg-management - # yum install mrg-messaging - -2. Prepare the database - - In order to access the database, you must change the authentication - method of the postgresql database. - - First start the postgresql service to initialize the postgresql - database files. - - # service postgresql start - - Now, edit the following authentication config file. For each local - connection line, change "ident sameuser" to "trust". - - # vi /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf - - Now you can restart the database: - - # service postgresql restart - - Load the cumin database and schema: - - # cumin-database-init - -3. Start a managed broker - - If you already have a running broker with management enabled, you - can skip this step. - - To make your local broker manageable, edit /etc/rhmd.conf and add - "mgmt=yes" on its own line. Restart the broker to put your changes - in effect. - - # vi /etc/rhmd.conf # Add "mgmt=yes" - # service rhmd restart - -4. Start cumin (cumin is the name of the web console) - - As root: - - # cumin - - As an unprivileged user: - - $ cumin --port 8080 # On an unprivileged port - - In a browser, go to localhost (or localhost:8080). You should be - able to click "Register Brokers" and add brokers by their address - and port.