Tested for Linux. Your os.name: ${os.name} ********************************************************* 1. ant -Dgsdl3src.home=<Full-Path-To-GS3> start-fedora-install 2. start tomcat by going into ${gsdl3src.home} and running: ant start 3. ant -Dgsdl3src.home=<Full-Path-To-GS3> continue-fedora-install 4. stop tomcat by going back into ${gsdl3src.home} and running: ant stop 5. ant -Dgsdl3src.home=<Full-Path-To-GS3> finish-fedora-install The README.txt file will have more information about the Greenstone Fedora extension's installation process. ********************************************************* ********************************************************* 1. Adjust ${gsdl3src.home}/build.properties to set up Fedora. 2. Then restart the Greenstone 3 tomcat. This will take some time the first time around. 3. Once tomcat's started up, return to this extension directory and run: ant continue-fedora-install ********************************************************* Configuring Fedora GSearch Giving executable permissions to Fedora setup script and Fedora GSearch scripts Calling UpdateIndex CreateEmpty on Fedora GSearch to create a new index ********************************************************* 0. Don't worry about the IndexNotFoundException message. It always does this. 1. Stop your Greenstone 3 tomcat. (Check it's stopped: ps aux | grep tomcat) 2. Then, to complete fedora installation, return to this extension directory and run: ant finish-fedora-install. This will clear the war files, since they have already been deployed by now. ********************************************************* ********************************************************* Fedora installation complete. Try running FLI. *********************************************************