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1. Obtain the scriptel-msign-x.x.xx-all.deb package and license file from Scriptel
1. Obtain the scriptel-msign-x.x.xx-all.deb package and license file from Scriptel


2. Place the package in /var/cache/apt/archives<br />
2. Install PostgreSQL
    sudo mv scriptel-msign-*-all.deb /var/cache/apt/archives<br />
    sudo chown root:root /var/cache/apt/archives/scriptel-msign-*-all.deb
 
3. Install PostgreSQL
     sudo apt-get update
     sudo apt-get update
     sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib
     sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib


4. Configure PostgreSQL for TCP login by editing /etc/postgresql/X.X/main/pg_hba.conf
3. Start command line PostgreSQL
 
5. Find the line that says
    local  all            all                                    peer
 
6. Replace 'peer' with 'md5'. Save and exit the file.
 
7. Restart PostgreSQL
    sudo service postgresql restart
 
8. Start commandline PostgreSQL
     sudo -u postgres psql
     sudo -u postgres psql


9. type
4. type
     CREATE USER 'scriptel-msign' WITH PASSWORD 'secret';
     CREATE USER "scriptel-msign" WITH PASSWORD 'secret';
     CREATE DATABASE 'scriptel-msign' WITH OWNER 'scriptel-msign';
     CREATE DATABASE "scriptel-msign" WITH OWNER 'scriptel-msign';
     \q
     \q


10. Start the install of mSign server
5. Start the install of mSign server
     sudo apt-get install -f scriptel-msign-1.0.37-all.deb
     sudo apt-get install -f ./scriptel-msign-1.0.37-all.deb


11. Create the schema
6. Take the default answers, except password. Remember the password, it is the master database password.
    sudo -u scriptel-msign node /usr/lib/scriptel-msign/msign-util.js -i


12. Create the user
7. Create the user
     sudo node /usr/lib/scriptel-msign/msign-util.js --create-user=guy@email.com:guysPassword
     sudo node /usr/lib/scriptel-msign/msign-util.js --create-user=guy@email.com:guysPassword


Revision as of 09:23, 2 June 2017

This guide is for administrators in organizations who have purchased an mSign server license. Scriptel provides a public server for public use free of charge at msign.scriptel.com. However, this requires internet connectivity and is shared. Organizations may wish to use their own server behind their firewall.

mSign Sever is designed to run on an Ubuntu 16.04 server. It is written node.js, so technically it is possible to make it run on any platform that supports node. However, all of the scripts for installing are written for Ubuntu and that is all we are currently supporting.

mSign Server requires connection to a PostgreSQL database. This can live on the local machine or elsewhere. These instructions will assume it lives on the local system.

Steps:

1. Obtain the scriptel-msign-x.x.xx-all.deb package and license file from Scriptel

2. Install PostgreSQL 

   sudo apt-get update
   sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib

3. Start command line PostgreSQL 

   sudo -u postgres psql

4. type 

   CREATE USER "scriptel-msign" WITH PASSWORD 'secret';
   CREATE DATABASE "scriptel-msign" WITH OWNER 'scriptel-msign';
   \q

5. Start the install of mSign server 

   sudo apt-get install -f ./scriptel-msign-1.0.37-all.deb

6. Take the default answers, except password. Remember the password, it is the master database password.

7. Create the user 

   sudo node /usr/lib/scriptel-msign/msign-util.js --create-user=guy@email.com:guysPassword

13. Create an organization 

   sudo node /usr/lib/scriptel-msign/msign-util.js -o organization

14. Assign the user to the organization 

   sudo node /usr/lib/scriptel-msign/msign-util.js -a guy@email.com:organization
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