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Install and Update Denodo VDP/ Admin tool to run it locally on a Mac

\uD83D\uDCD8 Install Instructions

Generally trying to follow this how-to: https://community.denodo.com/docs/html/browse/8.0/en/platform/installation/preinstallation_tasks/download_the_installer/download_the_installer

  1. Download Install package from box.

    1. See : https://tufts.app.box.com/folder/178830504434

      1. link to VDP Client Folder https://tufts.box.com/s/u890is6w2ndblo3utg7ojjaevbghd4x2

    2. We want the VDP Client for this application

  2. Move download and Unzip into a Denodo Home directory.

    1. I will be using Applications/Denodo

  3. Give permissions to run the script

    1. chmod +x install.sh (or installer_cli.sh)

Notice: You need Java 11 for this installation

Common Problem # 1 Java is not at version 11.

  1. Java --version

  2. brew install openjdk@11

  3. Java --version

Common Problem # 2 Java Home must be set and exported.

  1. export JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/opt/openjdk@11/libexec/openjdk.jdk/Contents/Home

  2. add to bottom of .bashrc and source it (your link may vary)

4. Install, including home directory

  1. ./install.sh ~/Applications/Denodo/

    1. ./installer_cli install

  2. Updates should be automatically installed when using the graphical interface on an internet connected device

Verify VDP Tool is Working

  1. cd Applications/Denodo/bin

  2. Connect to tufts VPN

  3. ./vdpadmin.sh

  4. Log into //denodo-dev-01.it.tufts.edu:9999/ using your UTLN

Common Problem # 3 Cannot connect, not authenticated

  1. You will need to be added to the appropriate active directory groups to login with your UTLN. Please Contact Joe Strinka or Matt Girard to figure out which AD group is right for you!

Common Problem # 4 SSL Certificate Error

  1. Until we have a CA-signed certificate for Denodo, follow this guide to download and place the file needed to connect.

    Connecting to Denodo via SSL with a self-signed certificate

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