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So, the vagrant setup has deployed sw360, but unfortunately, there is some major issue: With Liferay, certain configuration need to be applied manually in the UI. If you would know how to import *.lar files and apply some setting from the command line (without implementing an approach based on HTML testing frameworks, like selenium), please let us know.
Until then, some tasks need to be done manually, after everything has been built up:
- import *.lar files
- set password policies not to change after first login (it is annoying when developing)
- set the default area to be SW360 when users login to liferay
- apply some more settings, like users cannot create accounts on their own
After successful installation, the screen should look like this. If there is weird html output without images and plain text, then likely some port settings did not work and the pages generated have wrong URLs inside.
Sign in at the icon at the upper left corner. If you did not change the values in configuration.rbthe default login is setup@sw360.org and sw360fossy.
Go into the control panel area which can be unfold by clicking in the upper left corner. In this area, go for Users > Password Policies and disable change Required if you wish to do so. Click on Save to save the selection.
Then, in Configuration > Instance Settings > Users > Default User Associations to enter SW360 and apply it also to existing users. Click on Save to save the selection.
Then, in Configuration > Instance Settings > User Authentication > General to disable all kind of auto login to make sure only authenticated users can log in.
Then, in the SW360 area > Publishing > Import klick on the plus sign in order to import the *.lar file for public pages.
As for import settings, follow the selection as shown on the screenshot.
It is very important that for the PublicPages.lar file the selection Public Pages is made.
Importing permission makes sure that pages are visible according to users rights. For public pages, it is irrelevant at the moment.
Overwriting and the write as current user needs to be selected.
After successful importing the following view should appear.
The same steps shall be repeated for the PrivatePages.lar file.
Make sure that Private Pages is selected. Follow the other selections made as shown on the screenshots.
Importing permissions ...
Mirror with overwriting, use the current author ...
Then the successful result should be shown like this:
