Mike,
The issue w/ the JDBC driver not copying over is known and fixed in the
recently released 3.6:
https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/FCREPO-1101
As far as the remaining errors--I admit not poring through the entire log, but
I do see errors such as:
Caused by: org.akubraproject.DuplicateBlobException: (Duplicate blob
with id = 'file:8c/info%3Afedora%2Ffedora-system%3AServiceDeployment-3.0')
which sounds like the filesystem has the objects but the tables don't and so
when Fedora tries to create the system object (b/c the database doesn't have
the reference), it fails when it discovers it's already present on the
filesystem. This behavior would be consistent with the result of starting
Fedora w/out the needed JDBC driver (as a result of FCREPO-1101).
So, I would either a) re-install, clearing out tables and filesystem beforehand
if you're just starting from scratch anyway or b) run the rebuilder
(fedora-rebuild.sh). Although I'd also use 3.6 rather than 3.5
-Eddie
On Aug 9, 2012, at 12:12 PM, "Mike Jones" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently installed Fedora Commons 3.5 and ran into some trouble when FC
> attempted to startup. I also found another issue with the installer.
>
> To set the scene: I followed the installation instructions
> here:https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/FEDORA35/Installation+and+Configuration
> My target machine for the install runs RedHat Linux 6.2, has Sun Java SDK
> v1.6.0_31 and an existing Apache Tomcat 6 instance.
> My target database for Fedora to use is Oracle 11g (which has the appropriate
> tablespace and user).
>
> I ran the installer, used mostly the default options, except for:
> - Referring to the existing Tomcat instance
> - Pointed to the existing Oracle database and JDBC driver (ojdbc6.jar)
>
> I choose akubra-fs for storage (the default option).
>
> First issue: The JDBC driver that I referred to in the install did not get
> packaged into the fedora WAR file. Is this intentional?
> The JDBC connection test passed (during the installation), which would have
> used the JDBC driver, so there was no problem with the driver itself.
> Workaround: copy the JDBC driver into the unpacked fedora webapp’s lib
> directory (this will need to be re-done if the WAR is replaced).
>
> Ok, so once all required libraries were located at runtime, Fedora started up
> and created the tables, views, etc. No problems there.
>
> Next up, Fedora attempted to write initial data into some of these tables.
> This caused an error (large stack trace in the log file) and Fedora halted.
> Upon inspection of the log file, it looked like akubra-fs detected that the
> data write failed and attempted to cleanup. Something went wrong in here and
> caused Fedora to halt.
> The DOREGISTRY database table contained one row after the first attempt at
> running Fedora.
>
> I couldn’t really fathom the error message, so I decided to restart Tomcat
> and see what happened. Fedora ran through its startup and halted at a very
> similar point. At this point, there were now 2 rows in the DOREGISTRY table.
>
> I bailed out from using akubra-fs at this point and re-installed Fedora
> choosing the legacy-fs option for storage. The database object were all
> dropped, Fedora started up and there were no errors in the log file.
>
> I’ve attached the fedora log file that shows the error (and extra debugging)
> when using akubra-fs to this email.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
>
> Mike Jones
> Innodev
> W: www.innodev.com.au
>
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