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cd /usr/local/ubisecure/certap/certap/config/tomcat ./install.sh |
If you are on a systemd system, run Run the install_systemd.sh script, this will install the systemd unit file, enable on-boot startup and start the CertAP server:
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cd /usr/local/ubisecure/certap/certap/config/tomcat ./install_systemd.sh |
If you are on a SysV system, run the install_initd.sh script and start the CertAP server:
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cd /usr/local/ubisecure/certap/certap/config/tomcat
./install_initd.sh
/etc/init.d/certap-server start |
Disable and enable startup on system startup
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The CertAP unit file is generated based on settings in the unix.config file. The unit file is generated from a template every time the setup.sh script is run, so any changes will be replaced at that time. If you need to change the memory settings for CertAP, first change the corresponding values in the unix.config file, then run setup.sh, remove.sh and install_systemd.sh The settings are, as follows:
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| certap.mem.ms | Initial Java heap size. Note that you will need to specify a unit for the value (e.g. 128m for 128 MB) |
| certap.mem.mx | Maximum Java heap size. Note that you will need to specify a unit for the value (e.g. 128m for 128 MB) |
After updating values as needed, run following commands:
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sudo /usr/local/ubisecure/certap/certap/setup.sh sudo /usr/local/ubisecure/certap/certap/config/tomcat/remove.sh sudo /usr/local/ubisecure/certap/certap/config/tomcat/install_initdsystemd.sh |
Testing Example CA
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The following web page is shown:
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| Figure 1. Web page indicating the successful installation of Certificate AP |
