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=Installing PKC Software= | ===Installing PKC Software=== | ||
Assume the directory you keep your working files is called: <code>Workspace</code>, your [[wikipedia:Command-line interface|terminal application/command line interface (CLI)]] should present a prompt, similar to the following format: (your environment might also display machine name and user name along with the working directory name) | Assume the directory you keep your working files is called: <code>Workspace</code>, your [[wikipedia:Command-line interface|terminal application/command line interface (CLI)]] should present a prompt, similar to the following format: (your environment might also display machine name and user name along with the working directory name) | ||
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#After the <code>git clone</code> instruction copied relevant data to your working directory, using the command <code>cd</code> to the '''PKC''' directory that contains the script <code>[[up.sh]]</code>, and type: <code>./up.sh</code> to execute the script. | #After the <code>git clone</code> instruction copied relevant data to your working directory, using the command <code>cd</code> to the '''PKC''' directory that contains the script <code>[[up.sh]]</code>, and type: <code>./up.sh</code> to execute the script. (If you are running Windows machine, just type:<code>.\up.bat</code> or just <code>up</code>.) | ||
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~/userName/Workspace$ cd PKC | ~/userName/Workspace$ cd PKC | ||
~/userName/Workspace/PKC$ ./up.sh | ~/userName/Workspace/PKC$ sudo ./up.sh | ||
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#After you submitted the <code>./up.sh</code> in your command line interface, you will be asked for a password, type in the root password for the machine you are trying to install. | #After you submitted the <code>./up.sh</code> in your command line interface, you will be asked for a password, type in the administrator/root password for the machine you are trying to install. | ||
#Depends on your network connection, this process will download around 5GB of data, so that it will take a while. | #Depends on your network connection, this process will download around 5GB of data, so that it will take a while. | ||
#Open a browser: type the following URL to the browser's URL field: http://localhost:9352. | #Open a browser: type the following URL to the browser's URL field: http://localhost:9352. | ||
# In case you need to have administrator access, use <code>Admin</code> as user name, and <code>metalanguage</code> as password. | |||
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=References= | =References= | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
==Related Pages== | |||
*[[Subprocess of::PKC]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:44, 6 October 2021
Installing PKC Software
Assume the directory you keep your working files is called: Workspace, your terminal application/command line interface (CLI) should present a prompt, similar to the following format: (your environment might also display machine name and user name along with the working directory name)
~/userName/Workspace$
Download the entire package using git. You may copy the instruction as follows:
~/userName/Workspace$ git clone https://github.com/xlp0/PKC.git
- After the
git cloneinstruction copied relevant data to your working directory, using the commandcdto the PKC directory that contains the scriptup.sh, and type:./up.shto execute the script. (If you are running Windows machine, just type:.\up.bator justup.)
~/userName/Workspace$ cd PKC ~/userName/Workspace/PKC$ sudo ./up.sh
- After you submitted the
./up.shin your command line interface, you will be asked for a password, type in the administrator/root password for the machine you are trying to install. - Depends on your network connection, this process will download around 5GB of data, so that it will take a while.
- Open a browser: type the following URL to the browser's URL field: http://localhost:9352.
- In case you need to have administrator access, use
Adminas user name, andmetalanguageas password.