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Create the database.xml file in the database folder. If you are using a file-based user directory, ensure that the
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user_directory.xml file is also in the database folder. By default, the contents of the user_directory.xml file will look
like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<directory>
</directory>
At the command prompt, change to the WEB-INF/config folder in your CPS working directory.
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6 Open the ckm.xml file in a text editor.
Note: You can change the location of the database folder and the error log files according to your deployment require-
ments.
Change the path value for
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information.
The following example changes the database folder path to: <Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing
Server/database.
Note: If you already added user and connection information in CPS, move that information from the current location
to the new location you set.
For example:
<plugin_fileDatabase>
<home_directory><Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing Server/database
</home_directory>
</plugin_fileDatabase>
Change the path value for
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For example:
<out>
<file><Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing Server/logs/out.log</file>
</out>
<err>
<file><Macintosh HD>/Contribute Publishing Server/err.log</file>
</err>
Save and close ckm.xml, and then restart your JBoss application server.
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To restart JBoss, execute the
% <JBoss_home>/server/bin/run.sh
Now you are ready to log in to the CPS Console and configure CPS.
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Using a web browser, browse to the following URL: https://<server>/8080/cps/<context_root>/admin.
Replace the and
<server>
CPS context root name (the name of the WAR file).
For information, see "Configuring Contribute Publishing Server (CPS only)" on page 37.
to indicate the folder created in step 3 to store user and connection
<home_directory>
to indicate where you want to store CPS error and output logs.
<logger_settings>
script in a terminal window.
run.sh
variables with the domain name (or IP address) of your server, and the
<context_root>
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