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  1. Download the Installer Archive (e.g., Linux Installer Archive from the download site) to a designated installation directory.
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  2. Un-tar the file to obtain the install script and archive file using a command like this, where XX specifies the OS identifier (e.g., l9 = Linux glibc25 x86_64, sv = Solaris 2.10 x86_64, etc.):\n 
    tar xvf XXvpz2zz.tar
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  3. If you don't already have a license file, one can be obtained by clicking on the Generate Evaluation License button in step 1. \n
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    • A copy of the license file will also be stored in your OpenLink Data Spaces Briefcase folder.
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    • If a license file exists, place this in the same directory as the installation files, and it will automatically be applied during installation.
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    • If upgrading an existing Virtuoso instance, be sure to take a backup of your database file and shut down the existing instance before proceeding.
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  4. Run the install script using the following command:\n 
    $ sh install.sh
    \n \n Extracting Virtuoso Universal Server v8.3
    \n Checking where license file should be stored
    \n Please make sure all licenses are stored in: \"/etc/oplmgr\"
    \n Checking for initial Virtuoso license
    \n Starting OpenLink License Manager
    \n Using License directory \"/etc/oplmgr\"
    \n Creating default environment settings
    \n Creating default database settings
    \n Configuring: database
    \n Creating directory $VIRTUOSO_HOME/database/backup
    \n Creating directory $VIRTUOSO_HOME/database/logs
    \n Installing new virtuoso.ini in $VIRTUOSO_HOME/database
    \n Installing new php.ini in $VIRTUOSO_HOME/database
    \n Creating symlink to $VIRTUOSO_HOME/bin/virtuoso-iodbc-t
    \n Registering ODBC drivers
    \n Registering .NET provider for Mono
    \n Finalizing installation\n     \n

    This concludes the first part of the installation.

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  5. To start the Virtuoso database, please use the following command:\n 
    $ bin/virtuoso-start.sh
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    After the Virtuoso database successfully started, you can continue setting up your database by opening the following URL in your browser:

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    http://localhost:8890/conductor/
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    Installation completed.

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  6. Run the \u201Cbin/virtuoso-start.sh\u201D script to start the Virtuoso database. This will either start the existing database (if it is an upgrade) or create a new database in the \u201Cdatabase\u201D directory with an initial-password set for it:\n 
    $ bin/virtuoso-start.sh
    \n \n Checking the OpenLink License Manager
    \n Using License directory \"/etc/oplmgr\"
    \n Starting Virtuoso instance in [database]
    \n Generating a random password
    \n Initializing the new database
    \n NOTE: The new database has been initialized with a randomly generated password for both dba and dav accounts. Make sure you change it at your earliest opportunity. The password has been saved to disk in: database/.initial-password
    \n Starting the database\n     \n
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  7. Check the \u201Cdatabase/.initial-password\u201D file to see what the random password has been set to for the database:\n 
    $ cat database/.initial-password \nsH7YX2kp
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  8. The Virtuoso Conductor Database Administration Web interface \u201Chttp://hostname:8890/conductor\u201D can now be logged into using the password above.
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  9. If Conductor login is successful, the installation is now ready for use.
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