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There are 3 There are 2 essential modules, and they are part of the components that give the Islandora Solution Stack core functionalityMinimum Viable Functionality.

  • Islandora Prime moduleCore Module
  • Islandora Basic Collection Solution Pack
  • Basic Image Solution Pack

Pre-installation software checklist

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titleSolution Pack Dependencies

Any Islandora Module or Solution Pack may come with a specific set of requirements and dependencies outside of the scope of the Islandora Core Essential Functionality Installation. You will need to install any dependencies specific to a Module or Solution Pack in order for that Solution Pack them to function properly.

Installing the Islandora

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Core Module for Drupal

To install the module, use the standard Drupal module installation structure:. Get the module from the Release Notes and Downloads page.

  • Place the unpackaged module in your site's 'modules' folder, with the name stripped out of the version. For single-site installations, this should almost always be in /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules.

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Manually via the command line:

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languagebash
titleUnzip method

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Save 

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the downloaded islandora-7.x-1.5.zip file into /opt/downloads

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# cd /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules
# unzip /opt/downloads/islandora-7.x-1.5.zip
# mv islandora-7.x-1.5 islandora
# chown -R www-data:www-data islandora
  • Change the permissions on Drupal sub-directories to match the webserver daemon and restart tomcat:
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languagebash
titlefix permissions
# cd /var/www/drupal/sites/all

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# chown -R www-data:www-data 

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# $FEDORA_HOME/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh
# $FEDORA_HOME/tomcat/bin/startup.sh

 

  • Enable the uploaded module by navigating to base-site-url/admin/modules, scrolling down to the Islandora

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  • Core Module (in the 'Islandora' category), checking the box to the left of it, and then scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking the 'Save configuration' button.

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Configuration

Once installed, configuration options for the Islandora module can be found on your site at http://path.to.your.site/admin/islandora/configure.  The configuration panel is depicted in the screenshot below. 

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The three tabs to the left of the screen provide the following areas for configuration: 

General Configuration

  • The Fedora Base URL is the path to the Fedora webapp on your Tomcat (or other) server. On a default installation, this will be http://localhost:8080/fedora; if your port or path were changed during installation, these will need to be corrected to reflect that.
  • The Root Collection PID is the Persistent Identifier fedora will use for your root collection. This may not need to be changed. 
  • UUID PID Generation adds the option to generate Fedora object PIDs with v4 UUIDs.
Note

Once you've installed the Islandora Prime Module, remember to install the Islandora Basic Collection Solution Pack and at least the Islandora Basic Image Solution Pack in order to begin ingesting some images with Islandora. Otherwise you will not be able to interact with the Islandora solution stack.

Tuque library installation test from milestone 4 is the green check mark in /admin/islandora/configure. It is as simple as that.

Test the Islandora Core Module installation:

  • Once Islandora Core is enabled, you should be able to test. Ensure that the 'testing' module is enabled in Drupal (it is not by default), then go to Configuration > Development > Testing and click the link.
  • This will pop up a new window with a list of tests to run. Scroll down to Islandora, then click the checkbox. Scroll down to the bottom and click "Run Tests". This will take about 30 minutes to run, so go grab a coffee.

Installing the Islandora Basic Collection Solution Pack

  • Download the Basic Collection Solution Pack from the Release Notes and Downloads page. Unzip the contents and rename the directory such that the version number is stripped out, then copy it to /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules and change the owner to www-data.
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titleInstall Basic Collection Solution Packs
# cd /opt/downloads
# unzip islandora_solution_pack_collection-7.x-1.5.zip
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# mv islandora_solution_pack_collection-7.x-1.5 islandora_solution_pack_collection
# cd /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules
# cp -R /opt/downloads/islandora_solution_pack_collection .
# chown -R www-data:www-data islandora_solution_pack_collection
  • Now, go into the Drupal modules menu. At the bottom, turn on Basic Collection Solution pack, and save the configuration. Make sure the package is enabled without error.
  • Then  go to the main page of the Drupal site. Click the link on the bottom left of the screen that says Islandora Repository. You should see a "Islandora Repository" link on the Navigation Pane and a window titled "Top-level Collection".
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Test the Basic Collection Solution Pack installation:

  • Once Basic Collection is enabled, you should be able to test. Go to Configuration > Development > Testing and click the link.
  • This will pop up a new window with a list of tests to run. Scroll down to Islandora, then click the checkbox. Scroll down to the bottom and click "Run Tests".

Installing the Starter Kit

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titleInstall the Starter Kit
# cd /opt/downloads
# unzip islandora_solution_pack_image-7.x-1.5.zip
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# unzip islandora_solution_pack_pdf-7.x-1.5.zip
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# mv islandora_solution_pack_image-7.x-1.5 islandora_solution_pack_image
# mv islandora_solution_pack_pdf-7.x-1.5 islandora_solution_pack_pdf
# cd /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules
# cp -R /opt/downloads/islandora_solution_pack_image .
# cp -R /opt/downloads/islandora_solution_pack_pdf .
# chown -R www-data:www-data islandora_solution_pack*
  • Download and install the ImageMagick Drupal module.

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    languagebash
    titleInstall the ImageMagick Drupal Module
    # cd /opt/downloads
    # unzip imagemagick-7.x-1.0.zip
    # mv imagemagick-7.x-1.0 imagemagick
    # cd /var/www/drupal/sites/all/modules
    # cp -R /opt/downloads/imagemagick .
    # chown -R www-data:www-data imagemagick 
    
  • Install the OS related dependencies for the PDF Solution Pack (imagemagick, pdftotext and ghostscript):

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    languagebash
    titleInstall dependencies
    # apt-get install imagemagick
    # apt-get install pdftotext poppler-utils
    # apt-get install gs
    
  • Now, go into the Drupal modules menu. At the bottom, turn on Basic Image and and PDF solution packs, and save the configuration. Make sure the packages are enabled without error.
  • Go to the main page of the Drupal site. Click the link on the bottom left of the screen that says Islandora Repository. You should see in the "Top-level Collection" pane the two folders titled "Basic Image Collection" and "PDF Collection Collection
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Test the Starter Kit installation
 

  • As with the Islandora Core, you should be able to test both the Basic Image and PDF Collection solution packs.

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Installing the Islandora Basic Collection Module.

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At the end of this installation, you will be ready to populate your site with some digital assets (images or PDF files) for testing purposes

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. Your root Islandora repository can be found at base-site-url/islandora (Check How to Add an Item to a Digital Collection). If you can not see the

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Basic Image Collection or the PDF Collection folders on your Islandora repository then something is wrong with the installation. Please retrace your steps.

Create a milestone 5 snapshot backup:

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# $FEDORA_HOME/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh
# /etc/init.d/mysql stop
# /etc/init.d/apacheapache2 stop

# cd /usr/local 
# tar -cvzf fedora-milestone5.tar.gz fedora

# cd /var/lib 
# tar -cvzf mysql-milestone5.tar.gz mysql

# cd /var/www
# tar -cvzf drupal-milestone5.tar.gz drupal

# /etc/init.d/mysql start
# $FEDORA_HOME/tomcat/bin/startup.sh
# /etc/init.d/apacheapache2 start