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pilite

Installation and configuration

Status: PRELIMINARY (work in progress)

piLite project consists of two parts:

  • server-side tools
  • client tools

Basically a user needs to install only client tools and configure piLite to access server-side tools.

  1. Dependencies (for both server-side and client tools)
  • perl 5.0 or higher
  • JSON perl module
  • ssh
  • scp
  1. Base configuration (install paths for both server-side and client tools)

To configure the target installation directory edit the Makefile and define the INSTALLDIR variable. Also define the HOMEDIR - the HOME direcrory for the user who will run piLite.

  1. piLite client 3.1. piLite client installation The following command should get you a running piLite client:

make install-client

This installs the required perl scripts and the configuration file example to the configured directories.

3.2. To uninstall piLite client but leave the configuration and working directories run:

make clean-client

3.3. To uninstall piLite client and remove also the configuration and working directories run:

make clean-client-all

3.4. piLite client configuration The configuration file for the piLite client (pilite.conf) will be placed into $HOMEDIR/.pilite/conf directory during installation process. Edit the file and set the following variables:

LOCAL_HOME_DIR - the same as HOMEDIR LOCAL_KEY_FILE - user private key file to access the server REMOTE_HOST_NAME - server host name REMOTE_USER_NAME - the name of the remote user at the server REMOTE_SCRIPT_DIR - the directory at the server host where the piLite server-side tools are installed to

All the REMOTE_<...> parameters should be provided by the server administrator.

  1. piLite server 4.1. piLite server installation

make install-server

This installs the required perl scripts to the configured directory.

4.2. To uninstall piLite server but leave working directories run:

make clean-server

4.3. To uninstall piLite server and remove also the working directories run:

make clean-server-all

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