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75:install [2020/06/25 18:07] – emr75:install [2020/09/10 09:39] – [Perform basic installation] iolr
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 torque.database.default.username=<oracle-username> torque.database.default.username=<oracle-username>
 torque.database.default.password=<oracle-password> torque.database.default.password=<oracle-password>
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 +## hint: ensure that torque.database.default.adapter = DBMM is commented out or deleted
  
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       * Windows: Start the services "Stages Search" and then "Stages"       * Windows: Start the services "Stages Search" and then "Stages"
       * Linux: Execute "stages start"       * Linux: Execute "stages start"
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 ===== (Optional) Secure MySQL connection with SSL ===== ===== (Optional) Secure MySQL connection with SSL =====
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   * Ask for a DNS alias for the server, e.g. "stages.company.com"   * Ask for a DNS alias for the server, e.g. "stages.company.com"
-  * Ask for a SSL certificate for the server which refers to the above alias. Depending on your local procedures, this might require creating a certificate request (see [[https://www.digicert.com/csr-ssl-installation/tomcat-keytool.htm|https://www.digicert.com/csr-ssl-installation/tomcat-keytool.htm]] for more info).+  * Ask for a SSL certificate for the server which refers to the above alias. Depending on your local procedures, this might require creating a certificate request (see [[https://www.digicert.com/csr-ssl-installation/tomcat-keytool.htm|https://www.digicert.com/csr-ssl-installation/tomcat-keytool.htm]] for more info). If you are seeing "Invalid Certificate" errors in Chrome or Edge, add the "-ext SAN=dns:stages.yourcompany.com" argument to the keytool command and replace stages.yourcompany.com with the offical alias you use for accessing Stages.
   * Import the SSL certificate into a keystore (see link above for more info)   * Import the SSL certificate into a keystore (see link above for more info)
   * Configure Tomcat to use this SSL certificate (see link above for more info). The relevant Tomcat config file is located in ''conf/server.xml''  and the SSL info needs to be configured for each ''<Connector>''  section. After updating the config file, run ''bin/update.sh''  or ''bin\update.bat''  to install it at the correct location.   * Configure Tomcat to use this SSL certificate (see link above for more info). The relevant Tomcat config file is located in ''conf/server.xml''  and the SSL info needs to be configured for each ''<Connector>''  section. After updating the config file, run ''bin/update.sh''  or ''bin\update.bat''  to install it at the correct location.