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#Ampps 3.4 php startup unable to load dynamic library archive

Reload Tomcat with the command “/etc/init.d/tomcat.sh restart”Įxtract contents from the downloaded Alfresco archive (on the computer from which you are working – not the QNAP) and find the location on your hard drive of the file “alfresco.war” (should be under _your_location_/alfresco-community-3/web-server/webapps/”. Note: mark you “secret password” and substitute “alfresco-pwd” wherever you find it mentioned in this guide.Īlfresco is quite demanding in terms of memory therefore we need to edit Tomcat start-up script to give enough resources are available to the Alfresco WebApplication.Įdit “/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Tomcat/tomcat.sh” as follows:Ībout at the beginning of the file you will find the line:Ĭode: Select all shared.loader=$/shared/lib/*.jar give all permissions to user “alfresco” on DB “Afresco”

#Ampps 3.4 php startup unable to load dynamic library password

create a new user named “alfresco” with password “alfresco-pwd” (substitute “alfresco-pwd” with your secret password) If you don have MySQL running activate it and choose/install a management tool (can use either phpMyAdmin or MySQL Administrator or even just the command line via SSH).įrom from your favourite MySQL management tool perform the following steps Regarding other options I would keep this share hidden (since during regular operations you are not supposed to change anything in here) and "access denied" to any user besides "tomcat" and "admin". Login to QNAP web-admin and create a new share named “Alfresco”.īe sure you give read/write rights to "tomcat" user. Get MySQL JDBC Connector – “platform independent version” from MySQL website ( )Īlfresco need a storage space and a database to work therefore we need to prepare the system performing the following actions: Get war distribution alfresco-community-3.4.e.zip from Alfresco website (. Since this HOWTO is quite long it will be broken into 3 posts, following this one, associated with Chapters.ġ - Step by step guide installation of basic functionalityģ - Use QNAP LDAP for authentication in AlfrescoĬhapter 1 - Step by step guide installation of basic functionality

#Ampps 3.4 php startup unable to load dynamic library full

Running alfresco on devices with less then 2 GB of RAM should be possible (I've seen virtual machines running the full environment with just 1GB of RAM assigned), however memory swapping might be used thus significantly slowing down operations of both Alfresco and the other NAS applications.

Latest release of Alfresco (4.x) requires Tomcat 7 therefore unless a QPKG is released for QNAP the lasts version that I've managed to have up and running on QNAP so far is 3.4-e (which IMHO already includes lots of very interesting features such as sites, document management, Webdav, Sharepoint integration, LDAP authentication, and many others).

#Ampps 3.4 php startup unable to load dynamic library how to

This guide tries to be as descriptive as possible however the scope is not to write a full manual, therefore I'm assuming you have sufficient knowledge to know how to perform basic actions in a linux shell and, in case of one functionality, how to compile linux source code on QNAP.

The author will not be liable in any possible way for any kind of damages derived from the use of the contents of this document. Even if everything did work on my installation there are no guaranties that will also work for you or will not lead to permanent damages or loss of data.

Following some requests I'll post below a Step by Step description my own experience during the Alfresco installation on my QNAP.ĭisclaimer: Be aware that anything mentioned explicitly or indirectly implied in this document can be performed ONLY at your own risk.