Installing the Crowd Apache Connector on CentOS Linux
This page provides instructions on how to install the Crowd Apache connector on a computer using CentOS Linux. These instructions are part of the guide to integrating Crowd with Apache.
The intent of these instructions is to take you from a default OS installation to a working Apache/Subversion/Crowd integration as easily as possible. We assume a fresh installation. If you are an experienced Linux system administrator you need not follow these instructions to the letter.
1. Determine which Package You Need
Identify the package you require by looking up your version of CentOS Linux and your processor architecture in the table below.
If you are unsure of your processor architecture, you can determine it by entering the command "uname -p" in a terminal.
CentOS Linux Version | i386 | x86_64 | その他 |
|---|---|---|---|
5.5 | Build from source* | rhel5.5/mod_authnz_crowd-2.2.2-1.x86_64.rpm | Build from source* |
other | Build from source* | Build from source* | Build from source* |
* 'Build from source' means that there is no binary package available for your platform. Rather than following the instructions on this page, you should follow the instructions for installing the Crowd Apache Connector on other UNIX-like systems.
2. Install the Crowd Apache Connector Packages
Download the package by entering the following command at a terminal, substituting
PACKAGE_RELATIVE_URLwith the appropriate relative URL from the table in step 1:wget http://downloads.atlassian.com/software/crowd/downloads/cwdapache/packages/PACKAGE_RELATIVE_URLStart installation of the package by entering the following command at a terminal, substituting
PACKAGE_FILEwith the filename component of the package URL:su -c "yum -y --nogpgcheck install PACKAGE_FILE"- When prompted, enter the root user password.
- Everything you need should now be installed and Apache should restart. If Apache fails to start, check the
/var/log/httpd/error_logfile.
Now that the software is installed, the next step is to configure Apache authentication.