This is the image of the eWAN server. Here eWAN is deployed to serve the graphical PHP interface to the user. It has its own private ssh key.
Must contain:
- apache:
- php:
- php4
- php4-gd
- php4-mysql
- php4-domxml
- php4-cli
- mysql:
- mysql-client
- mysql-common
- mysql-server
- graphs:
If the eWAN use is done on the own server, the eWAN server image must also contain a web navigator. If the eWAN use is done by a remote connection to the server, then the web navigator must be in the local machine (which access to the eWAN server)
Other conditions:
- SSH keys
- the private eWAN server key is needed to be included in the folder root.ssh with the name id_dsa
- the public eWAN key will be put in the authorized keys file, for the extern access to the node without password
- Web server
- The web server (Apache) must run from the very beginning, listen to the 80 port and have the /var/www/ folder as base data folder
- On debian, apache2 exists, which replaces apache.
- Additionally, you can change the initial page from Apache to put some more advisable. eWAN will be installed in the /var/www/eWAN folder to not be merged with other possible Apache projects in the /var/www/ folder.
sansol
2006-06-09