Wendelin standalone
This document will help you install Wendelin (version 1.0.112) inside a virtual machine or physical server running Debian 9.9.0, 64 bit.
The process of installing Wendelin can be around 1 hour.
Host requirements
- 4 GB of RAM
- At least 50GB of disk space.
- Debian 9.9.0, 64 bit as it has been thoroughly tested. You can download vanilla image here (64bit)
Initial setup
Once you have your virtual machine up and running, execute these three steps (root permissions are needed):
Monitoring progress of Wendelin installation
To check up on the status of your build automatically please run:
root@wendelin-standalone:~# watch -n 30 erp5-show -s
This way if something goes wrong you will be notified immediately however it doesn't need any interaction from user.
Another approach to monitor is to tail Wendelin installation status like so:
root@wendelin-standalone:~# tail -f /opt/slapos/log/*.log
When is my Wendelin instance ready ?
You can check if your Wendelin instance is ready using following script. If your instance is ready the script will printout
root@wendelin-standalone
:~# erp5-show -s
Build successful, connect to:
https://192.168.0.48
with
username: zope password: ..........
It usually takes around 15 - 20 minutes before it is ready. Also please note that this IPv4 is an external interface one for your virtual machine.
So far you have installed Wendelin instance, still it needs its initial configuration thus please look at next chapter.
Configure Wendelin instance
The process is described here.
Known issues
You can read them here.