Hello everybody!
I'm pretty new to using Linux and tried to set up an Ubuntu Server by following the Tutorial from the Community website (http://geonetwork-opensource.org/documentation/how-to/installation-on-ubuntu). I guess it was written for an Ubuntu with GUI, because when it comes to the installation (2.1 RC) there is an error message for missing X11 components is given. I guess to set up a GUI would solve the problem, but wouldn't be the best solution on a server. I'm sure there are a lot of developers using Linux and maybe somebody allready faced that problem?!
Thanks in advance
Best regards
André Stumpf
Hi Andre,
I have setup Geonetwork on a headless system, and can provide details of what I did to get everything working. I am using Ubuntu and Tomcat 5.5, so your system may vary slightly from mine. If there is not an official description of this someplace (Jeroen?) I can provide one to the list.
Best regards,
Jason
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Subject: [GeoNetwork-users] Geonetwork under Ubuntu - X11 requiered
Hello everybody!
I'm pretty new to using Linux and tried to set up an Ubuntu Server by following the Tutorial from the Community website (http://geonetwork-opensource.org/documentation/how-to/installation-on-ubuntu). I guess it was written for an Ubuntu with GUI, because when it comes to the installation (2.1 RC) there is an error message for missing X11 components is given. I guess to set up a GUI would solve the problem, but wouldn't be the best solution on a server. I'm sure there are a lot of developers using Linux and maybe somebody allready faced that problem?!
Thanks in advance
Best regards
André Stumpf
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Hello Jason
It would be great if you could provide some further information. Till now I mainly used this tutorial:
http://daff.neyeon-digital.de/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/02/tomcatapachehowto.pdf
and it seems to work for JDK6 & Tomcat6 also.
As I mentioned the main problem seem to be the missing X11 components. Which one will I need and how to get them?
Thxs so far..nice weekend
André
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Von: "Pickering, Jason" <pickeringj@anonymised.com>
Datum: Freitag, 7. September 2007, 9:36
Betreff: RE: [GeoNetwork-users] Geonetwork under Ubuntu - X11 requiered
An: Andre Stumpf <andre.stumpf@anonymised.com>, geonetwork-users@anonymised.comge.net
Hi Andre,
I have setup Geonetwork on a headless system, and can provide
details of what I did to get everything working. I am using
Ubuntu and Tomcat 5.5, so your system may vary slightly from
mine. If there is not an official description of this someplace
(Jeroen?) I can provide one to the list.
Best regards,
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: geonetwork-users-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net
[mailto:geonetwork-users-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net] On
Behalf Of Andre Stumpf
Sent: 06 September 2007 12:12
To: geonetwork-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [GeoNetwork-users] Geonetwork under Ubuntu - X11 requiered
Hello everybody!
I'm pretty new to using Linux and tried to set up an Ubuntu
Server by following the Tutorial from the Community website
(http://geonetwork-opensource.org/documentation/how-
to/installation-on-ubuntu). I guess it was written for an Ubuntu
with GUI, because when it comes to the installation (2.1 RC)
there is an error message for missing X11 components is given. I
guess to set up a GUI would solve the problem, but wouldn't be
the best solution on a server. I'm sure there are a lot of
developers using Linux and maybe somebody allready faced that
problem?!
Thanks in advance
Best regards
André Stumpf
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