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- Staszek Jankowski, Maciej Brzeźniak (PSNC) - Centos 5.8
- Dirk Dupont (BELNET) - Ubuntu 10.04 32 bit
- Jakub Peisar (CESNET) - Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit single and multi VMs
- Guilherme Maluf Balzana Gui Maluf (RNP) - TCD with Open Swift storage
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PSNC - TRUSTED CLOUD DRIVE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONAnchor psnc psnc
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On all machines I downloaded the source tar from github. All the machines also have the same /etc/rightfabric/config.txt file, which I edited to suit my architecture (file attached). Then on Voldemort machines I changed the CloudDrive-master/binaries/metadata/voldemort-0.90.1-patched/config/clouddrive_node_cluster/config/cluster.xml to have 2 nodes (file attached).
On the MySQL machine I obviously installed the mysql-server and set up the database for the application. For this i used the SQL script at CloudDrive-master/config/database/mysql/mysql-setup.sql.
On the App server I created the directory structure to hold the user files and compiled the WebDAV daemon with sbt. After running the daemon with "./sbt run" the daemon was up and serving requests.
This is how the "storage" looks :
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Both installations have the same problem with serving the jquery.js file. When I am logged in the website and I am at the root of my home directory view, I can click the buttons to create new folder or upload a file with no problems (buttons have javascript onclick listeners on them). The URL of jquery.js file is http://clouddrivewebserver1.du1.cesnet.cz:8080/jquery.js. The URL of the webpage is http://clouddrivewebserver1.du1.cesnet.cz:8080/webdrive .
But when I descend into a subdirectory, say /test/ and I try to create new folder, nothing happens. Back when I check the Jetty log I can see the 404 error and a Java stack trace of NullPointerException (can be seen in included file). My browser is now trying to access the URL http://clouddrivewebserver1.du1.cesnet.cz:8080/webdrive/jquery.js while the URL of the webpage is http://clouddrivewebserver1.du1.cesnet.cz:8080/webdrive/test .
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The second problem is with multi-VM setup and downloading files. When I try to download a file via the website in the single-VM setup, it works and I am able to successfully download the file. But when I try to download a file via the website from the multi-VM setup, I get an error webpage and then when I check the folder, the file I tried to download is gone. Debug logging from the Jetty of the failed download attempt can be seen in the atteched attached file.
After going through the configuration files I suspect the error being in declaration of filesystem_prefix in /etc/rightfabric/config.txt. There it states:
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