Setting up Elgg VM on CedeusGeoNode

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>> return to Cedeus_IDE


steps performed:

  1. copying basicubunutu1404.vdi file and renaming to elgg.vdi
  2. creating the tilestream VM on CedeusDB (ip.18):
    • VBoxManage createvm --name elgg --ostype Ubuntu_64 --register
    • VBoxManage modifyvm elgg --memory 4096
    • VBoxManage modifyvm elgg --cpus 4
    • VBoxManage modifyvm elgg --nic1 nat
    • VBoxManage storagectl elgg --name "SATA Controller" --add sata --controller IntelAhci
    • assign the (old) disk image a new uuid
      VBoxManage internalcommands sethduuid elgg.vdi
    • attach the (old) disk image:
      VBoxManage storageattach "tilestream" --storagectl "SATA Controller" --port 0 --device 0 --type hdd --medium tilestream.vdi
    • VBoxManage storagectl tilestream --name "IDE Controller" --add ide --controller PIIX4
    • set the nat rules (ports):
      VBoxManage modifyvm tilestream --natpf1 "ssh,tcp,,16022,,22"
      VBoxManage modifyvm tilestream --natpf1 "apache,tcp,,16080,,80"
      VBoxManage modifyvm tilestream --natpf1 "tilestream,tcp,,16088,,8888"
  3. optional - set VRDE port:
    • VBoxManage modifyvm mediawiki --vrdeport 3389 (Note: 3389 is the default port anyway)
  4. start the VM
    VBoxHeadless -s tilestream --vrde on &
    the VM will listen on port 3389
  5. The following step do not seem to be necessary with Ubuntu 14.04 and new VirtualBox - however, are necesary for 12.04. But if so: connect with VRD and adjust network card settings (remember the existing VM have an old password)
    • open /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules and comment out existing network adapters
    • reboot
    • check if ssh connection works
  6. restart TileStream from within the home folder with defining the tileset location:
    ./tilestream/index.js start --host 146.155.17.18 --tiles=/usr/share/tilestream &
    • to check with what PID tilestream is running use:
      ps -A | grep tilestream