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| ==Windows Server==
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| Service version of [[Replikwando]], which will copy a customers database to ISoft's server so their inventory can eventually be updated on heavytruckparts.net.
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| #Connect to server thru VNC
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| #Create Replikwando account on [http://www.heavytruckparts.net/tools/rreport_addaccount.php Replikwando Records - Add New Company] website
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| #:Update Kungfu to include the new HTP account informatoin
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| #Download Replikwando Install pack from [http://tools.isoftdata.com tools.isoftdata.com]
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| #Copy SSL Certificates over to %PROGRAMFILES%\Isoft Data Systems\Certificates
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| #:SSL Certs can be found in <svndir>\itrack2\trunk\Certificates\<companyname>-cert. If certs don't exist for the company, ask Dayton or Brian to generate them.
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| #Edit Replication.ini file
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| ##Check sqlyog that the following matches the clients:
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| ##:Use frontend to check the username and password (like, not Duff's converter, but the "frontend" thing you can find on File)
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| ##:[fromServer]
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| ##:Host
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| ##:Database
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| ##:Username
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| ##:Password
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| ##:binlogpath - Should be the path to their MySQL 'data' directory
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| ##:mysqlbinpath - Should be the path to their MySQL 'bin' directory
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| ##Set Username and Password for [toDatabase] with same account info setup on Replikwando Records
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| ##:Use Frontend to convert pass to hash
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| ##:Add "Z" in front of hash
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| ##Set database = product code (Company product code can be found in their companyinfo table. If one doesn't exist there, you can create a new one when you create their account.)
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| ##[ssl]
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| ##:Set path = path to the folder where the SSL Certificates are stored
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| ##:Set prefix = company name
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| ##:Copy company name from certs, everything before -cert
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| ##:Ex. for ABC-Company-cert prefix=ABC-Company
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| ##[heartbeat]
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| ##:Set the Process ID (for heartbeat) to the company's product code
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| ##Set use_compression=True if the connection uses the internet, False if it's on the local network (or same machine)
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| #Edit my.ini file (default location %PROGRAMFILES%\MySQL\MySQL server 5.1\my.ini)
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| ##Add the following under [mysqld]:
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| ##:log-bin
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| ##:expire-logs-days=10
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| #Stop and Start the MySQL service
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| ##Restart service in control panel -> Admin tools -> services
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| ##in command prompt:
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| ##:net stop mysql
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| ##:net start mysql
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| #Set up Task Schedule to run Replikwando once after business hours.
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| #:Only need to set up schedule if installing during business hours so that you don't lock up clients database
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| #Tell Brian user and Product code so he can set up triggers on HTP.net
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| *Note: Replikwando will lock up the entire database during the initial push, so it may be a good idea to run it at the end of the work day.
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| ==Linux Sever==
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| Replikwando on Linux using Wine
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| #Connect to the customer's server using sftp (it's a *nix app, may need to install Cygwin-X)
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| #:Do `put “Replikwando with Wine.tar.gz” .` to put the install files on their server
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| #:You can also put the customer's key and cert now, as well
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| #Connect to the customer's server using SSH/putty
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| #:Extract the files using `tar -zxf “Repikwando with Wine.tar.gz”`
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| #:If that fails, use `gunzip “Replikwando with Wine.tar.gz”`, `tar -xf “Replikwando with Wine.tar”
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| #You will now have two new files in your directory, replikwando_install.sh and ISoft/*
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| #:Type ./replikwando_install.sh
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| #:Depending on the system configuration, several prompts may show up. Just read them and follow what they tell you to do.
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| #:The script will tell you when it is done running.
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| #Navigate to ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Replikwando
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| #:This directory will contain the error logs, sqlite file, and so on.
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| #:Put in the required values for replication.ini (see above)
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| #Type ~/replikwando_startup.sh to start Replikwando for the first time.
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| #:Confirm that Replikwando is running correctly using the error logs here
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| #:Type `vi <filename>` to open the file in an editor to read it. Type :q<enter> to quit.
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| #To connect to the mysql server, type `mysql -utestuser -hlocalhost -p`
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| #:You'll have to type a 'use <database>' command before running queries
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| #Once Replikwando is confirmed running, type `sudo vi /etc/rc.local` and place the following lines just above the last line that says 'exit 0':
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| # start replikwando
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| #sudo -H -u isoft /home/isoft/replikwando_startup.sh
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| #Done!
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| <br>
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| *Some quick tips:<br>
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| Quick linux commands:
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| :ls : shows you what is in the directory
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| :sudo : lets you run powerful & dangerous commands (requires password)
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| :cd : change directory
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| :rm : deletes a file (use rm -r to delete a folder)
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| :deletes cannot be undone!
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| :You can't open Replikwando's UI to see if it's pushing data, so you have to rely on the error logs and test database changes.
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| :All normal Replikwando caveats apply (initial push db lock, query error logs, so on so forth)
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| After the initial push, be sure to copy over functions and stored procedures as necessary, as replikwando doesn't do this automatically.
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| If you have any additional questions, ask Justin.
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| [[Category:Replikwando]] | |
| [[Category:HeavyTruckParts.net]]
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| [[Category:ITrack/Support]]
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