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|Summary=The Community Edition of Liferay, | |Summary=The Community Edition of Liferay, a leading Content Management System using Java. | ||
|CatPkg=www-apps/liferay-portal | |CatPkg=www-apps/liferay-portal | ||
|Homepage=http://www.liferay.com/ | |Homepage=http://www.liferay.com/ | ||
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There are multiple ways to install Liferay on your Funtoo System. | There are multiple ways to install Liferay on your Funtoo System. | ||
Note: I will use tomcat as server, there might be slight differences if you want to use another server like glassfish. | Note: I will use tomcat as server, there might be slight differences if you want to use another server like glassfish. | ||
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c) ... | c) ... | ||
{{Note| If you use b) or c) you need to take care of a JDBC driver for your DB yourself}} | {{Note|If you use b) or c) you need to take care of a JDBC driver for your DB yourself}} | ||
Liferay supports many different DBs but I would chose a) or b): | Liferay supports many different DBs but I would chose a) or b): | ||
Install your DB and create a new user (=liferay-user) and a new Database (=lportal). | Install your DB and create a new user (=liferay-user) and a new Database (=lportal). | ||
Start your DBs Deamon and make sure your firewall (iptables) allows loopback access for localhost. | Start your DBs Deamon and make sure your firewall (iptables) allows loopback access for localhost. | ||
Then configure /etc/liferay-6.2/portal-context.xml | Then configure /etc/liferay-6.2/portal-context.xml to use the DB correctly. (Username,Password,..) | ||
Now you can start liferay and login (x.x.x.x:8080) with user=test@liferay.com, password=test, you should change the username + password as soon as possible. | |||
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Liferay
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There are multiple ways to install Liferay on your Funtoo System. Note: I will use tomcat as server, there might be slight differences if you want to use another server like glassfish.
1) Tomcat + Liferay - Manual setup.
2) Tomcat + Liferay - Bundle.
3) Tomcat + Liferay - Ebuild.
I have chosen to use the third method.
Tomcat + Liferay - Ebuild:
First we need to add an overlay (https://github.com/cvut/gentoo-overlay) to our current system, since the ebuild is not part of the gentoo,funtoo tree. You need to have layman correctly installed. Then add the following git overlay using layman:
layman -o https://raw.github.com/cvut/gentoo-overlay/master/overlay.xml -f -a cvut
You need to have Java (JDK)
Now install: 'emerge liferay-portal'
For liferay to work you need a SQL Database.
a) Postgresql
b) DB2 -IBM
c) ...
If you use b) or c) you need to take care of a JDBC driver for your DB yourself
Liferay supports many different DBs but I would chose a) or b): Install your DB and create a new user (=liferay-user) and a new Database (=lportal). Start your DBs Deamon and make sure your firewall (iptables) allows loopback access for localhost.
Then configure /etc/liferay-6.2/portal-context.xml to use the DB correctly. (Username,Password,..)
Now you can start liferay and login (x.x.x.x:8080) with user=test@liferay.com, password=test, you should change the username + password as soon as possible.
This section is in need of updates.