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Using Cipango RPMs

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Overview

Cipango RPMs depends on Jetty6 RPMs. Startup scripts, log repository, configuration repository is the same as Jetty.
With RPM Cipango installation, JETTY_HOME="/usr/share/jetty6".

Installing SIP Applications

Once your Cipango RPM is installed you can deploy your sipapps at /usr/share/jetty6/sipapps.

Starting and Stopping Cipango

The Cipango start script is the Jetty one and is installed in /etc/init.d and linked to the /etc/rc3.d directory so that it is started at boot time. It can also be manually started and stopped:

sudo service jetty6 start
sudo service jetty6 stop

or

go to your Cipango installation directory (/usr/share/jetty6) and type:

java -DSTART=etc/start.config.cipango -jar lib/start.jar etc/cipango.xml

To stop, simply use Ctrl-C in the same terminal.

Cipango Logs

Cipango logs are found at /var/log/jetty6.

Specific RPM configuration files

Here is a list of  three configuration files which are mandatory with Cipango RPM installation to be able to use the jetty6 start script:

  • /etc/jetty.conf (to use /usr/share/jetty6/etc/cipango.xml file at startup)
  • /etc/default/jetty (to use /usr/share/jetty6/etc/start.config.cipango file at startup)
  • /usr/share/jetty6/etc/start.config.cipango (to use cipango libs at startup)

Others

All other needed information are not RPMs specific and can be found on Cipango Documentation.