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Introduction
This guide details the process for installing the Direct Certificate Discovery Tool (DCDT, or the Tool) from a Linux (Debian) package. The package obtained by either building it from the source or by simply downloading the prebuilt package as described on this page.
Requirements
See the System the System Requirements Install Guide for Guide for instructions on how to prepare your system prior to installation of the Tool.
Add Tool Apt Repository
In order to resolve some dependent packages, you will need to add the Tool's Apt repository:
sudo add-apt-repository http://packages.direct-test.com/ubuntu/
sudo apt-get update
Install Tool Package
If you have completed the Source Install Guide built the package from the source code, the package has been built locally and can be installed by running:
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sudo apt-get install direct-cert-discovery-tool-assembly
Configure the Environment
Append the following lines to the global environment configuration file, /etc/environment:
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. /etc/environment
export DIRECT_HOME DIRECT_VAR
Configure Tomcat
Stop the Tomcat 7 service by running:
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sudo service tomcat7 start
Configure Direct DNS Services
Start the Direct DNS Server service by running:
sudo service DirectDNSServer start
Configure ApacheDS
Stop the ApacheDS default instance service by running:
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sudo service apacheds-2.0.0-M10-default start
sudo service apacheds-2.0.0-M10-domain2ldap1 start
Further Steps
At this point the system contains all of the Tool's software components, but has not yet been made deployment domain-specific. To finalize the configuration, please follow the instructions in the Configuration Guide.