System requirements
We have successfully tested OpenNaaS to both build and run in
- Windows 7,
- GNU Linux systems (Ubuntu +10.10 and Debian)
- MAC OSX systems
There's a limitation by using Windows XP. The reason is that OpenNaaS uses Fuse 4.4 version, which requires at least either a Windows 2003 Server, a Windows 2008 Server or Windows 7, in case you're using a Microsoft OS.
Although not tested, there is no reason to believe OpenNaaS should not be able to run in other systems.
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| Note that you will need internet connectivity for the build too, as the dependencies are fetched during build by Maven. |
Run OpenNaaS
To start OpenNaaS, launch the executable named opennaas in the following folder:
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Notice that there is a .sh and a .bat file. Please use .bat if you are using Windows, and .sh if you are in a GNU-Linux or Mac OS box. |
So, for version 0.10 on linux, you will run it as follows:
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cd opennaas/platform/target/opennaas-0.10/opennaas-0.10/
./bin/opennaas.sh |
By default, OpenNaaS will open a CLI prompt on the terminal. To avoid this you can execute it this way:
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cd opennaas/platform/target/opennaas-0.10/opennaas-0.10/
./bin/opennaas.sh server |
Please note that you will have to configure Karaf's SSH daemon to login the CLI via regular SSH.
Congratulations! Now that you have a running OpenNaaS instance, try loading some resources.