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# I add this here to assist future travelers secure their Fisheye/Crucible instance. Don't bother trying to get | |
# Tomcat working with this server as I wasted a lot of time trying to get it working. A reverse proxy is a | |
# million times easier than working with jetty. | |
#Instance Directory | |
/app/atlassian/fisheyecrucible-data/ | |
#Install Directory | |
/app/atlassian/fecru-4.6.0 | |
# Go to the Admin page |
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# I found the documentation on Atlassian's website to be lacking so I thought I would save my findings. | |
# Feel free to remove any comment from my code as they are only there to guide others like myself who struggled to get this working. | |
#Start Fisheye as a service | |
#This should create the file if it does not exist | |
sudo vi /usr/lib/systemd/system/fisheye.service | |
# Copy the below into the fisheye.service file and adjust the paths to where your install is located. I also added the postgresql-9.6.service | |
# as a dependency since fisheye needs the database running before starting. I also created the fisheye user and gave it ownership of the | |
# fisheye instance and install directories. This method is the recommended and secure method to run the application. You may also need to |
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Join Linux Client to Microsoft Active Directory | |
Table of Contents | |
1.0 PROCEDURE FOR JOINING LINUX CLIENT TO ACTIVE DIRECTORY | |
1.1 Assumptions | |
2.0 Prerequisites | |
2.1 Install Realm and Dependencies | |
3.0 Join Linux Client to Active Directory | |
3.1 Discover Domains on the Local Network | |
3.2 Join the Client to the Domain |
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Install SnipeIT From Scratch on CentOS 7 | |
1) Setup Proxy | |
proxy setup: | |
/etc/yum.conf | |
proxy=http://proxy.dev:8080/ | |
/etc/profile | |
#proxy | |
MY_PROXY_URL="http://proxy.dev:8080/" |
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Migrate Production Data | |
a) Login to production SnipeIT and go to Admin -> Backups -> Generate Backups | |
b) Either download the backup locally or connect from the new machine via SFTP | |
i) SFTP Method - Assuming a starting directory of root's home /root or ~/ when logged in as root | |
sftp [email protected] | |
cd /var/www/snipeit/storage/app/backups | |
get lastest_backup.zip | |
exit |