Difference between revisions of "MogileFS setup"
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$ sudo dpkg -i packages/mogilefsd_1.00-2_all.deb packages/mogilefs-utils_0.01-1_all.deb packages/mogstored_1.00-2_all.deb | $ sudo dpkg -i packages/mogilefsd_1.00-2_all.deb packages/mogilefs-utils_0.01-1_all.deb packages/mogstored_1.00-2_all.deb | ||
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| + | Create MogileFS database | ||
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| + | You should already have mysql installed for your Dreamwidth installation. So log in as root there and create the mogilefs user: | ||
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| + | $ mysql -u root -p | ||
| + | mysql> create database mogilefs; | ||
| + | mysql> grant all on mogilefs.* to 'mogile'@'%' identified by 'mogilepw'; | ||
| + | mysql> flush privileges; | ||
| + | mysql> quit | ||
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| + | Then go ahead and create the schema using mogdbsetup | ||
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| + | $ /usr/bin/mogdbsetup --yes --dbname=mogilefs --dbuser=mogile --dbpassword=mogilepw | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 3 October 2008
Note: Much of this information was pulled from the MogileFS Wiki combined with the INSTALL.txt instructions from the mogilefs source.
Note 2: This page is still a draft.
Configuring MogileFS for a Dreamwidth development installation
These are instructions for getting a simple MogileFS installation working on a single instance (likely development/testing) Dreamwidth installation. This is not a full setup document for a production, multi-server environment.
Basic Steps
- Install prerequisites
- Build and install MogileFS Debian packages
- Create MogileFS Database
- Configure MogileFS servers
- Set up Dreamwidth installation to work with MogileFS
Install Prerequisites:
On your Dreamwidth machine:
$ sudo apt-get install debhelper dpkg-dev fakeroot
Install prereqs for perlbal:
$ sudo apt-get install libio-aio-perl libdanga-socket-perl libnet-netmask-perl
Install libperlbal
$ cd $LJHOME/cvs/perlbal $ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot $ sudo dpkg -i ../libperlbal-perl_1.70-1_all.deb
You should have all of the other prerequisites installed as part of Dreamwidth.
Build and install MogileFS Debian packages
You should already have the source available from the scratch install. So
$ cd $LJHOME/cvs/mogilefs
Now you have to do a two-phase build and install:
$ bin/build-all-debian.sh $ sudo dpkg -i ./api/perl/libmogilefs-perl_1.00-1_all.deb $ bin/build-all-debian.sh $ sudo dpkg -i packages/mogilefsd_1.00-2_all.deb packages/mogilefs-utils_0.01-1_all.deb packages/mogstored_1.00-2_all.deb
Create MogileFS database
You should already have mysql installed for your Dreamwidth installation. So log in as root there and create the mogilefs user:
$ mysql -u root -p mysql> create database mogilefs; mysql> grant all on mogilefs.* to 'mogile'@'%' identified by 'mogilepw'; mysql> flush privileges; mysql> quit
Then go ahead and create the schema using mogdbsetup
$ /usr/bin/mogdbsetup --yes --dbname=mogilefs --dbuser=mogile --dbpassword=mogilepw
