Running Tridium AX in Linux

[simsd]

I am trying to load Tridium AX Supervisor in Linux, I seem to be having problems, Has anybody got any experience on how to install it in Linux?

[digo]

I am trying to load Tridium AX Supervisor in Linux, I seem to be having problems, Has anybody got any experience on how to install it in Linux?

The installer shell script is meant for RHLE 5, which distro are you attempting to install it on?
https://www.niagara-central.com/ord?...pervisor_Notes

[simsd]

Digo,

Great hearing from you. I was actually going to call you around Christmas time/New Years as I had a LONworks JACE that died on us and I was going to see if you knew how to resurect it.

Anyhow, I am running Ubuntu 12.04. Love it!

[pault]

I was able to install AX on Ubuntu quite quickly. What are your problems?

[simsd]

Paul,

I think I am doing something wrong, or my configuration is set up in Ubuntu incorrectly.

So here's what I have:

I downloaded the file and it went in as a .zip file in Downloads. I then created a file called niagara in the Home file.

Nothing seemed to work righ in the terminal window. So now I moved everything to the home file and extracted it to the same Home file. when I run bash install.sh I get the license agreement etc. Once I scroll throuigh this I then enter yes to Agree. It starts to do it's thing and then quickly I get:
current user bas
does not have the proper permissions to create a file in the directory
"/etc/init.d". Please restart the NiagaraAX installer as root or as a user
who has permissions to create files in the directory "/etc/init.d".

[pault]

try command "sudo su" before running install script

[simsd]

Okay,

What I did was as follows:

cd niagara

sudo bash install.sh

Then it took off. Now where is it installed and how do I open it? :-)

[digo]

Okay,

What I did was as follows:

cd niagara

sudo bash install.sh

Then it took off. Now where is it installed and how do I open it? :-)

Can you not access the link I posted abbove on niagara-central?
read up on docs\EngNotes\LinuxSupervisor\docEn_LinuxSuperviso r.pdf

To start the platform daemon:
<user>@<host>:/usr/bin# niagaradctl start

To verify that the daemon has started:
<user>@<host>:/usr/bin# niagaradctl status

Workbench can be launched:
from the Workbench icon on the desktop
from the Applications Menu (the suggested way).
Running “wb” from the console.

[simsd]

No,

I did access the document, and thanks for the link.

I'm not seeing the icons so I'm trying other things.

[simsd]

Digo so I did this, but there is no icon. What do I need to type into Terminal to Launch it. Daemon is running.