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#
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# Tinderbox INSTALL guide
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#
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This is a quick guide for installing the tinderbox server.
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1)
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If you want to track checkins with tinderbox, you will need to
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install Bonsai or ViewVC first.
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2)
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In order to tighten access to the tinderbox files, you will need to
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create a tinderbox user & group for exclusive use by the tinderbox server.
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3)
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Checkout the latest copy of the tinderbox server:
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cd /builds/cvs && cvs -z3 co mozilla/webtools/tinderbox
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4)
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Edit the tinderbox Makefile and set the variables in the
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SERVER_CONFIGURATION as appropriate. Let's assume that you set:
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TINDERBOX_DIR=/var/www/html/tinderbox
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TINDERBOX_USER=tinderbox
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TINDERBOX_GROUP=tinderbox
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vi mozilla/webtools/tinderbox/Makefile
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5)
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Install the tinderbox server into the system directory
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sudo make -C mozilla/webtools/tinderbox install
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Edit your webserver configuration file and setup the virtual server
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for your tinderbox as well as limit permissions to certain sensitive files.
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vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
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# Example Virtual host entry for tinderbox for apache 2.0.x
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# Replace 'company.com' with your company and '/var/www/html' with the
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# actual location of your tinderbox installation
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#
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<VirtualHost *:80>
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ServerName tinderbox.company.com
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ServerAlias tinderbox
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DocumentRoot /var/www/html
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SuexecUserGroup tinderbox tinderbox
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RewriteEngine On
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RewriteRule ^/$ http://tinderbox.company.com/tinderbox/ [R,L,NE]
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<Directory /var/www/html/tinderbox/>
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Options FollowSymLinks ExecCGI
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AllowOverride None
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AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
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Allow from all
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<FilesMatch "\.(pl|pm)$">
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Deny from all
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</FilesMatch>
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</Directory>
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# Deny access to private tree data
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<Directory /var/www/html/tinderbox/*/>
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<FilesMatch "^(ignorebuilds.pl|scrapebuilds|treedata).pl$">
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Deny from all
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</FilesMatch>
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<FilesMatch "\.(dat)$">
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Deny from all
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</FilesMatch>
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</Directory>
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<DirectoryMatch /var/www/html/tinderbox/(data|examples)>
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Deny from all
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</DirectoryMatch>
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</VirtualHost>
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# End tinderbox apache configuration
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7)
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Add an email alias for 'tinderbox-daemon' on the local server and pipe
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all mail through the handemail.pl script.
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Assuming that you're using sendmail, add the following line to /etc/aliases
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tinderbox-daemon: "|/var/www/html/tinderbox/handlemail.pl /var/www/html/tinderbox"
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If sendmail uses smrsh, you may need to create a symlink under /etc/smrsh.
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ln -sf /var/www/html/tinderbox/handlemail.pl /etc/smrsh/handlemail.pl
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8)
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Generate an admin password to be used to setup new trees
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sudo make -C mozilla/webtools/tinderbox genpasswd
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Restart apache and go to http://tinderbox.company.com/tinderbox/ .
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Click on 'Create new tree' and enter the information for your
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new tinderbox tree.
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10)
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Pull the tinderbox client source and start sending build reports
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to tinderbox-daemon@<tinderbox.server>
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(cd /builds/cvs && cvs -z3 co mozilla/tools/tinderbox )
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