Tag: Configuration (Configure, Configuring, configured)
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| Published: March 2024 | |||
Configuring Jiglu to use Amazon Comprehend sentiment analysisJiglu configuration Now you need to configure the access details and analyser in the Jiglu bootstrap.properties file usually found in /etc/jiglu. |
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Configuring Jiglu to use Amazon Comprehend toxic content screeningJiglu configuration Now you need to configure the access details and enable the analyser in the Jiglu bootstrap.properties file usually found in /etc/jiglu. |
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| Published: November 2023 | |||
PostgreSQL installationYou should now restart the database to pick up the access control changes: systemctl restart postgresql Configuration The default PostgreSQL configuration, in postgresql.conf, is generally suitable for most small installations. |
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| Published: October 2023 | |||
Jiglu server installationConfiguration There is a large amount of flexibility in configuring Jiglu for different architectures and installation sizes. |
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Installing Jiglu on Amazon Web ServicesSee Configuring Apache for more details. |
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Sendmail configurationThe following stages are required to configure sendmail integration: Install sendmail if needed Enable manual sendmail configuration Edit sendmail configuration file Configure daemon options Add Jiglu mailer to sendmail configuration file Enable mailertable and access features in sendmail configuration file Add Jiglu mailer to mailertable Add Jiglu domain to access table Compile the sendmail configuration file and rebuild databases Restart sendmail Test configuration Not all these stages will necessarily be required, depending on the Linux distribution and the integration required. |
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Configuring ApacheOn OpenSuse use: zypper install apache2 On Amazon Linux 2 instead use: yum install httpd mod_ssl Configuration While Tomcat can be used on its own to directly service clients, normally we would recommend using it behind Apache to take advantage of its cacheing facilities. |
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Jiglu installation directories/etc/jiglu Configuration files. |
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| Published: April 2022 | |||
Accessing Jiglu for the first timeWith your browser go to the URL of the web application, as configured in the com.jiglu.web.host property in bootstrap.properties. |
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Configuring Jiglu to use Amazon Simple Email ServiceSelect the Configure email receiving option and then Rule sets. |
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| Published: February 2022 | |||
Configuring DKIM signing of emailIn the bootstrap.properties configuration file, set the list of domains that users will use. |
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| Published: April 2021 | |||
Tomcat installationOn OpenSuse use: zypper install tomcat On Amazon Linux instead use: amazon-linux-extras install tomcat9 Configuration Configuration files for Tomcat are normally located in /etc/tomcat or /etc/tomcat8. |
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| Published: September 2017 | |||
Getting startedTo install Jiglu on Linux, first understand how it fits into other systems and what you need to get going: Server architecture Email integration Pre-installation checklist Next, install the prerequisites: PostgreSQL installation Java installation Tomcat installation Configuring Apache Then install and configure Jiglu: Jiglu server installation Sendmail configuration PostgreSQL database creation Finally start and use the application: Starting Jiglu for the first time Accessing Jiglu for the first time |
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