User manual MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE 4 DEPLOYING AND PUBLISHING SERVER

[. . . ] Adobe Contribute 4 ® TM Deploying Contribute and Contribute Publishing Server © 2006 Adobe Systems Incorporated. ContributeTM 4 Deploying Contribute and Contribute Publishing Server If this guide is distributed with software that includes an end-user agreement, this guide, as well as the software described in it, is furnished under license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. Except as permitted by any such license, no part of this guide may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Please note that the content in this guide is protected under copyright law even if it is not distributed with software that includes an end-user license agreement. [. . . ] Double-click the file to start the installer. Read and accept the license agreement to continue with the installation. In the Installation Method screen, select the Simple Installation option. Accept the default installation location or click Choose to select another location. The default location is: C:/Program Files/Macromedia/Contribute Publishing Server 6. When prompted, enter an administrative password to restrict access to the CPS Console. Tip: This is not the same password used to protect the Contribute administrator role, so you might want to make a note of it. 7. Review the Summary screen, and then click Install when you are ready to begin the installation. The installer writes folders and files to the installation folder. CPS installs as a Windows Service and automatically starts. Note: The Contribute Publishing Server/jrun4 directory contains the JRun 4 application server and a deployed version of CPS. 8. In the Installation Complete screen, click Done to close the installer window. The CPS Console launches in a browser. The browser probably displays a security warming, because the CPS installer created a self-signed certificate for the server. The certificate is used to create a secure connection, and self-signed certificates are not verified by a third-party so you always need to accept them. Note: The CPS Console requires that you have Flash Player 7 installed on your computer. 9. Accept the certificate. Tip: You might want to permanently accept the certificate, if you can. Otherwise, you might be prompted to accept the certificate each time you launch the CPS Console. The CPS Console Login dialog box appears. Installing Contribute Publishing Server (Optional) 33 10. Enter the password you created during the installation process. The CPS Console appears for you to configure CPS. For information, see "Configuring Contribute Publishing Server (CPS only)" on page 48. Tip: In the future, you can access the CPS Console by selecting Start > Programs > Adobe Contribute Publishing Server > Administer Macromedia Contribute Publishing Server. To install CPS by using the Simple Installation (UNIX): 1. At a command prompt, enter the following command to set execute permissions for the JRun installation shell script: chmod +x pubserver-linux. bin Note: If you are installing on the SolarisTM platform, substitute solaris for linux in the command. 3. Enter the following command to run the JRun installation script: sh . /pubserver-linux. bin Note: If you are installing on the Solaris platform, substitute solaris for linux in the command. The installer extracts the installation files, and then runs the install script. 4. View each screen of the license agreement, and then accept the agreement to continue with the installation. 5. In the Installation Method screen, select the Simple Installation option. In the Installation Folder screen accept the default installation location or enter another location. 7. In the Administrator Password screen, enter an administrative password to restrict access to the CPS Console. Tip: This is not the same password used to protect the Contribute administrator role, so you might want to make a note of it. 8. Review the Summary screen, and then press Enter when you are ready to begin the installation. When the installer finishes, the Installation Complete screen displays a list of scripts that you can use to start and stop CPS. 9. [. . . ] /norestart/log <Path for the log file and log file name>. log MSIEXEC/I "<PATH>Adobe Contribute 4. msi"CREATEQUICKLAUNCHSHORTCUT="0"/ passive /norestart/log <Path for the log file and log file name>. log MSIEXEC/I "<PATH>Adobe Contribute 4. msi"INSTALLFIREFOXPLUGIN="0"/passive /norestart/log <Path for the log file and log file name>. log MSIEXEC /I "<PATH>Adobe Contribute 4. msi"INSTALLIEPLUGIN ="0"/passive / norestart/log <Path for the log file and log file name>. log MSIEXEC /I "<PATH>Adobe Contribute 4. msi"INSTALLOFFICEPLUGIN ="0"/passive /norestart/log <Path for the log file and log file name>. log This command does not install the quick launch shortcut. This command does not install the Firefox extension. This command does not install the Microsoft Internet Explorer toolbar. This command does not install the Microsoft Office toolbar. Note: All values are set to 1 by default in a typical installation. You can also customize these commands based on your preferences. For example, if you do not want the Contribute desktop shortcut and the Internet Explorer plug-in to be installed, you can use the following command: MSIEXEC /I "<PATH>Adobe Contribute 4. msi" CREATEDESKTOPSHORTCUT="0" INSTALLIEPLUGIN ="0" /passive /norestart /log <Path for the log file and log file name>. log 11. On the Environment tab, clear the User Input Required option, and then click Run with administrative rights. 12. Click OK. The SMS package appears under the Packages node in the SMS console. 13. [. . . ]