dimdim 설치 (for ubuntu linux)
Dimdim is a cool new open source meeting service that lets you share your desktop, presentations, audio and video. Its also web based, and needs no installing. On top of all this, it works on Mac, Linux and even Windows! Its still alpha at the moment, but definately useable. Heres how to install it on Ubuntu server 6.06 or {insert your distro here}. The readme that comes with the tarball is very good, so have a look at that as well, but here are the basics:
Install Ubuntu base system
Just boot the ubuntu server cd and choose INSTALL TO HARD DISK.
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Install java
sudo aptitude install sun-java5-jre
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확인 sudo update-alternatives --config java
Download dimdim from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=176809 and move it to /usr/local/dimdim
tar zxvf dimdim_160_Alpha_080307.tar.gz
위 놈을 다운 받는다.
#The version number is likely to be different
sudo mv dimdim /usr/local/
Configure dimdim
cd /usr/local/dimdim
복사를 풀고.. 위에다 만들어서.
sudo chmod +x -R dimdim
Edit server.xmls
sudo gedit server.xml
Edit the port definition, 80 is probably the easiest, but change it to taste
포트 설정
Change to
Edit dimdim.properties
Edit the following parameters:
sudo gedit dimdim.properties
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dimdim.serverAddress # should be your server url, ie dimdim.mydomain.com
dimdim.serverPortNumber=80 # change if you use a different port
and lastly the email config
email.server=
email.user=
email.password=
email.sender=
email.PORT=
Now edit the wrapper.conf for the java path:
vi ConferenceServer/apache-tomcat-5.5.17/conf/wrapper.conf
# Java Application
#wrapper.java.command=DIMDIM_JAVA_HOME/bin/java
wrapper.java.command=/usr/bin/java # add this line for ubuntu, or change according to where java is on your system
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All done, now just start the beast
sudo /usr/local/dimdim/dimdim start
시작작
If that all works, you can now go to http://your.server.address and start using dimdim
Add service links
dimdim comes with a service wrapper, which makes it pretty easy to put into your *nix system. First we add a soft link to /etc/init.d/, then make sure it starts up when the server reboots.
sudo ln -s /usr/local/dimdim/ConferenceServer/apache-tomcat-5.5.17/bin/dimdim /etc/init.d/
sudo update-rc.d dimdim defaults
Restrict presenter access
You may want to restrict the users that can start a presentation. At the moment, there is a very basic way to do this:
Edit /usr/local/dimdim/ConferenceServer/apache-tomcat-5.5.17/webapps/dimdim/WEB-INF/dimdimPresenters.txt and add the email addresses allowed to start a presentation. No, theres no authentication.
Edit /usr/local/dimdim/dimdim.properties and set dimdim.authenticationPolicy=CHECK_EMAIL
Restart dimdim
Obviously this is not an ideal way to restrict it, but it seems to be being worked on.…
