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bhl-mandible:/opt# java -version java version "1.6.0_0" OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_0-b11) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 1.6.0_0-b11, mixed mode)
sudo su cd /opt/ wget http://www.handle.net/hs-source/hsj-7.0.tar.gz tar -xzf hsj-7.0.tar.gz
# root is not granted to write into /mnt/nfs-demeter/ bhladmin@bhl-mandible:~$ exit # now I should be logged in as bhladmin, checking this ... bhladmin@bhl-mandible:~$ whoami bhladmin bhladmin@bhl-mandible:~$ mkdir /mnt/nfs-demeter/development/handle
cd /opt/hsj-7.0/ bin/hdl-setup-server /mnt/nfs-demeter/development/handle #### Configuration: Will this be a regular Handle server (recommended)?: Y Will this be a "primary" server (ie, not a mirror of another server)?(y/n) [y]: y Through what network-accessible IP address should clients connect to this server? [157.140.72.32]: If different, enter the IP address to which the server should bind. [157.140.72.32]: Enter the (TCP/UDP) port number this server will listen to [2641]: What port number will the HTTP interface be listening to? [8000]: Would you like to log all accesses to this server?(y/n) [n]: Each handle site has a version/serial number assigned to it. This is so that a client can tell if a particular site's configuration has changed since the last time it accessed a server in the site. Every time you modify a site (by changing an IP address, port, or adding a server, etc), you should increment the version/serial number for that site. Enter the version/serial number of this site [1]: Please enter a short description of this server/site: BHL-Europe Handle Server and Resolver Please enter the name of your organization: BHL-Europe Please enter the name of a contact person for BHL-Europe (optional) [(none)]: Chris Sleep Please enter the telephone number of Chris Sleep or of BHL-Europe (optional) [(none)]: Please enter the email address of Chris Sleep or of BHL-Europe: C.J.Sleep@nhm.ac.uk The Handle System can communicate via UDP and/or TCP sockets. Since UDP messages are blocked by many network firewalls, you may want to disable UDP services if you are behind such a firewall. Would you like to disable UDP services?(y/n) [n]: y Generating keys for: Server Certification The private key that is about to be generated should be stored in an encrypted form on your computer. Encryption of the private key requires that you choose a secret passphrase that will need to be entered whenever the server is started. Note: Your private key may be stored unencrypted if you so choose. Please take all precautions to make sure that only authorized users can read your private key. Would you like to encrypt your private key?(y/n) [y]: Please enter the private key passphrase for Server Certification: Note: Your passphrase will be displayed as it is entered 1hndl4BHL-3 Generating keys for: Administration The private key that is about to be generated should be stored in an encrypted form on your computer. Encryption of the private key requires that you choose a secret passphrase that will need to be entered whenever the server is started. Note: Your private key may be stored unencrypted if you so choose. Please take all precautions to make sure that only authorized users can read your private key. Would you like to encrypt your private key?(y/n) [y]: y Please enter the private key passphrase for Administration: Note: Your passphrase will be displayed as it is entered 1hndl4BHL-3_adm Generating site info record... ------------------------------------------------------- You have finished configuring your regular (primary) Handle service. This service now needs to be registered in the Global Handle Registry (GHR). Go to http://hdl.handle.net/4263537/5014 to register to become a resolution service provider and then upload your newly created sitebndl.zip file. Please read the instructions on this page carefully. When the handle administrator receives your file, a prefix will be created and you will receive notification via email. Please send all questions to hdladmin@cnri.reston.va.us. Thank you for your interest in CNRI's Handle System.
vi /mnt/nfs-demeter/development/handle/config.dct ---------------------------------------------------- "server_admins" = ( "300:0.NA/10706" ) "replication_admins" = ( "300:0.NA/10706" ) "max_session_time" = "86400000" "this_server_id" = "1" "max_auth_time" = "60000" "backup_admins" = ( "300:0.NA/10706" )
/opt/hsj-7.0/bin/hdl-server /mnt/nfs-demeter/development/handle/ &
HANDLE.NET Server Software version 7.0
"2011-05-13 11:45:05.708Z" 25 Rotating log files
Enter the passphrase for this server's authentication private key:
Note: Your passphrase will be displayed as it is entered
1hndl4BHL-3
UDP handle Request Listener:
address: /157.140.72.32
port: 2641
Starting UDP request handlers: .TCP handle Request Listener:
address: /157.140.72.32
port: 2641
Starting TCP request handlers: ....HTTP handle Request Listener:
. address: /157.140.72.32
port: 8000
Starting HTTP request handlers: ...........
...............DONE
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bhladmin@bhl-mandible:/opt/hsj-7.0/bin$ ./hdl-testtool client 0.NA/10706 *****Begin Client Test***** SERVER: 132.151.20.9 TCP:2641 ***PASS*** UDP:2641 ***PASS*** HTTP:8000 ***PASS*** PING [avg:null/loss:100%] ***FAIL*** SERVER: 38.100.138.131 TCP:2641 ***PASS*** UDP:2641 ***PASS*** HTTP:8000 ***PASS*** PING [avg:null/loss:100%] ***FAIL*** SERVER: 63.123.152.246 TCP:2641 ***PASS*** UDP:2641 ***PASS*** HTTP:8000 ***PASS*** PING [avg:null/loss:100%] ***FAIL*** SERVER: 132.151.1.179 TCP:2641 ***PASS*** UDP:2641 ***PASS*** HTTP:8000 ***PASS*** PING [avg:null/loss:100%] ***FAIL*** SERVER: 218.241.99.150 TCP:2641 ***PASS*** UDP:2641 ***PASS*** HTTP:8000 ***PASS*** PING [avg:null/loss:100%] ***FAIL*** SERVER: 134.76.10.100 TCP:2641 ***PASS*** UDP:2641 ***PASS*** HTTP:8000 ***PASS*** PING [avg:null/loss:100%] ***FAIL***Although the test tool is reporting FAILURES, the test has passed. The lost ping packages are only due to the NHM network setting which seems to block ICMP packages.