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If you make changes to the authentication settings, you must restart Tomcat to |
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Configuring Authentication Values. |
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In the log-in screen enter your user name and password and click |
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the "Login" button. |
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Logging into Metacat. |
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version of Metacat, you must restart the Tomcat server for the changes to |
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take effect. |
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Upgrading an existing database. |
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Geoserver Password Configuration (Highly Recommended)
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Geoserver Configuration (Highly Recommended) |
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.. sidebar:: Manual Geoserver Update |
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Alternatively, you can change the Geoserver username and password manually by |
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directly logging in to the Geoserver. To configure the credentials manually: |
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1. Go to the Geoserver admin page: http://<your_context_url>/geoserver.jsp.
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1. Go to the Geoserver admin page: http://<your_context_url>/geoserver/
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2. Log in using the default username and password ( admin / geoserver ) |
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3. Navigate to the Password Change Page. Enter a new user and password and click Submit. |
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4. Click Apply then Save to save your new password. |
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Note that once you change the Geoserver credentials manually, you cannot use |
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the Metacat configuration tool to change it again (until a new Metacat |
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upgrade or installation). |
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Metacat comes bundled with a Web Mapping Service called Geoserver, which |
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converts spatial data into Web-deliverable map images. Geoserver installs with |
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a default administrative username and password. We highly recommend that you |
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change the default log-in information so that only local administrators can make
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changes to your Geoserver. For more information about Geoserver, |
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a default administrative username and password. *We highly recommend that you
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change the default credentials so that only local administrators can make
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changes to your Geoserver.* For more information about Geoserver,
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see :doc:`geoserver`. |
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When you choose the Geoserver Configuration link from the main configuration |
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screen, Metacat will prompt you for a new user name and password. After you |
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enter the new credentials, the Metacat server contacts the embedded Geoserver s |
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erver and updates the log-in settings. |
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screen, Metacat will prompt you for a few important details about your Geoserver |
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installation. The data directory and context settings allow Geoserver and |
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Metacat to share the same spatial data store and render maps within Metacat skins. |
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The security configuration prompts for a new admin password. After you enter |
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the new settings, Metacat writes the information to the Geoserver deployment. |
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If you wish to reset the Geoserver credentials at another time, click the |
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Bypass button. The Geoserver will remain configured with the default user name |
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and password, and the main configuration screen will display the "bypassed" |
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status beside the Geoserver settings. You will be able to run Metacat, just as |
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if the settings were configured. |
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The default settings are typically appropriate for most Metacat deployments, |
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but if you wish to skip the Geoserver configuration, click the Bypass button. |
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Geoserver (if deployed) will remain with a default configuration and the main |
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Metacat configuration screen will display the "bypassed" status beside the |
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Geoserver settings. You will be able to run Metacat, but maps will not be |
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rendered. |
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Resetting the Geoserver password.
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Configuring Geoserver.
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Additional Configuration |
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<CONTEXT_DIR>/WEB_INF/metacat.properties |
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Where ``<CONTEXT_DIR>`` is the directory in which the Metacat application code |
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lives (e.g., ``/usr/share/tomcat5.5/webapps/knb``). The path is a combination
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of the Web application directory (e.g., ``/usr/share/tomcat5.5/webapps/``) and
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lives (e.g., ``/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/knb``). The path is a combination
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of the Web application directory (e.g., ``/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/``) and
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the Metacat context directory (e.g., ``knb``). Both values depend upon how your |
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system was set up during installation. |
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/etc/init.d/tomcat5.5 restart
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/etc/init.d/tomcat6 restart
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Navigate to Metacat's Configuration utility and select the Configure Skins |
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option. Your custom skin should appear as a choice in the skins list. Change |
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