#!/bin/bash
#Notes from Rackshack
#
#This will bring up a series of prompts that will guide you through the
#installation of Urchin, though it is not a necessity, Rackshack chooses
#two of the following options for our master drives:
#Install path: /usr/local/urchin
#Port: 8080
#
#The defaults are:
#/usr/local/urchin4
#Port: 9999
#
#Once the install is complete, you will be able to access Urchin by going
#to the following URL, assuming port 8080:
#
http://youripaddress:8080 #Login: admin
#Password: urchin ( !! NOTE !! This needs to be changed ASAP! )
cd ~
mkdir urchin
cd urchin
wget -c
http://www.urchin.com/download/urchin4/dow...1r2_redhat7x.sh
sh urchin4101r2_redhat7x.sh
sh -x install.sh
cp /usr/local/urchin/util/urchin4_daemons /etc/rc.d/init.d/urchin
chmod 755 /etc/rc.d/init.d/urchin
cp /etc/rc.d/rc.local ~/rc.local.backup
echo Urchin should not be installed. You need
echo to go to
http://youripaddress:8080 (unless
echo you specified a different port) and
echo then log in and configure Urchin
echo -------------------------------------
echo If you know awk or sed, please feel free
echo to edit this so that it can become
echo completely automated. Please post on
echo the forums at forum.rackshack.net
echo if you come up with something that will
echo completely automate the installation of
echo this package.
echo -----------------------------------
echo Urchin should not be installed. You need
echo to go to
http://youripaddress:8080 (unless
echo you specified a different port) and
echo then log in and configure Urchin
echo ----------------------------------
echo To have urchin run on startup, open
echo /etc/rc.d/rc.local with a text editor
echo #############################################
echo ### Example #1: pico -w /etc/rc.d/rc.local ##
echo #############################################
echo ### Example #2: vi /etc/rc.d/rc.local ##
echo #############################################
echo At the very end of the file add:
echo /etc/rc.d/init.d/urchin start
echo A copy of this file has been placed at ~/rc.local.backup
echo in case this file becomes unusable. Use
echo extreme caution when editing this file.
I've also included this as a text file. This is just