The following instruction is a quick guide how to setup Qcadoo MES on a Linux-platform.
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Set the password for the user postgres to postgres123 user using:
Code Block sudo passwd postgres
Connect to the database using:
Code Block sudo su postgres -c psql
In Postgres shell set the password for the postgres user to postgres123using:
Code Block ALTER USER postgres with PASSWORD 'postgres123';
Create the mes database:
Code Block CREATE DATABASE mes;
Download the installation package
Go to the qcadoo MES Open Source to get the installation package (or complete source code if you know how to deal with it).
After the download unzip the file and move it to a location where the path to the folders will be without any whitespaces.
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As You can see, there is only a few things visible in the menu. In order to see a whole bunch of features that we provide, go to Administration > Groups, and add all roles to Superadmin or Admin group. Now, log out and log in once again. |
Access to logs
Logs can be found in directory qcadoo/logs/.
Most of the time you will find information you need in file root.log, for example if your instance started correctly, details of found errors etc.
You should ignore aspects errors and log4j errors from catalina.out - it only warnings.
FAQ and Troubleshooting
The restore database command isn't working
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It usually means that there was some error on application startup. Please see qcadoo/logs/catalinaroot.out log to get more information
I've got an error that the port 8080 is already in use
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