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Anyone simply to clarify if the supplied tomcat (server.xml) worked just "out-of-box" or you had to put there a custom written/created <host> section?

Hello,

I've run into several issues during installation on a Linux based VPS. Now, everything seems to be in place but I cannot start the shop.

I tried using server installed servlets but that won't work. Now I'm trying to use the provided Tomcat but I'm unsure how to use it. If I take a look at the server.xml I can only see <localhost> defined there. Do I need to create a host for my domain or subdomain in order for it to work?

Still no official reply but anyway, my hosting support helped me with this so it's installed but I can't access it due to probably not using the shipped tomcat but rather the one installed on the server.

Now I or they need to figure out what are the correct settings to use for the <host> part of the server.xml so that the subdomain loads sub.example.com/konakart when accessed.

In any case, I will be wanting to ditch the "/konakart" part anyway, so if anyone here knows how to do that - it'd be highly appreciated.

Addition:

Do the "\" in the examples provided mean line breaks or do they really need to separate different options?

Yet another edit:

My host did some changes on server restrictions. Now I'm able to run this command:

./KonaKart-8.0.0.0-Linux-Install-64 -S -DDatabaseType mysql -DDatabaseUrl jdbc:mysql:://localhost:3306/useracc_shop1?zeroDateTimeBehavior=convertToNull -DDatabaseUsername useracc_shop1 -DInstallationDir ~/useracc/shop

(note: if I add password as well to the above, it shows error and last 3 chars of the pass: -bash !g! [<-- these are the last chars!]: event not found
I suspect that may be due to the pass having "!" in it or similar???)

After hitting Enter, nothing happens at all for some 3-4 sec, then on the next line prompt shows, nothing else. Is anything happening at all "behind the scenes" or I need to change my command? Too bad there's no info on what's happening or what's wrong.

Addition:

Do the "\" in the examples provided mean line breaks or do they really need to separate different options?

Hello,

I'm trying to install KonaKart Community version on my VPS. I've downloaded Linux 64 version. I noticed that it isn't a ZIP file but rather my Win 10 machine recognizes it as a "0-LINUX-INSTALL-64-file" ? Is this OK? I uploaded the file as such (about 140 mb) to a directory on the server.

Now, I tried running this long command first:

./KonaKart-8.0.0.0-Linux-Install-64 -S \ -DDatabaseType mysql \ -DDatabaseUrl jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306[other-db-stuff-here] \ -DInstallationDir ~/useraccount/shop [note: this is the subdomain i'd like to use - is this correct usage?] \ -DLoadDb 1

So this long command didn't work. I got this error/info:
-bash !Gl: event not found

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Then I tried just:
./KonaKart-8.0.0.0-Linux-Install-64 -S

and got this:

failed to load library "/installkitvfs/lib/itcl/libitcl3.4.so": could not load file from temp location: couldn't load file "/tmp/tcleNHHxy": /tmp/tcleNHHxy: failed to map segment from shared object: Operation not permitted


Please advise on how to proceed!

Hello,

Anyone here with the experience of creating something similar to Enterprise tiles, for embedding in a plain PHP or eg. Wordpress website? Is it possible through community SOAP API calls?