CISN Display - Revision history

Stadm1: /* Configure CISN Display to its appropriate settings */

2013-07-09T20:52:45Z

Configure CISN Display to its appropriate settings

2013-07-09T20:52:14Z

Configure CISN Display to its appropriate settings

2013-06-03T18:20:55Z

References/Related

2013-06-03T18:10:13Z

Automated Restart of CISN Display using cron

2013-06-03T16:34:40Z

Installation of the Firewall

2013-06-03T16:29:54Z

Install the CISN display

2013-06-03T16:27:43Z

Adding the Ability to Quit Finder and Restart Computer

2013-06-03T16:27:04Z

Adding the Ability to Quit Finder and Restart Computer

2013-06-03T16:26:39Z

Adding the Ability to Quit Finder and Restart Computer

2013-06-03T16:26:21Z

Adding the Ability to Quit Finder and Restart Computer

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 *Open up CISN display and log in, once successfully connected you may quit CISN Display
 *Make a backup Directory for the config file in case it gets compromised, as well as this is where cisnmaster.sh will look for the Backup Configuration
-  sudo mkdir -p /Users/cisndisplay/Documents/BackupConf
+  mkdir -p /Users/cisndisplay/Documents/BackupConf
 *The following line only works if the current directory is the "conf" folder ("cd /Users/cisndisplay/.cisndisplay/client*/conf")
-  sudo cp QWClientConfig.xml /Users/cisndisplay/Documents/BackupConf
+  cp QWClientConfig.xml /Users/cisndisplay/Documents/BackupConf
 ===Installation of the Firewall===

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 *the single asterisk in "client*" represent a sequence of numbers that are different for each install, luckily there is only one folder in this directory so it will take us into the appropriate directory ('''assuming''' that this is the first install of cisn display)
 *Change the permissions on QWClientConfig.xml so that the user "cisndisplay" can write to the file
-  sudo chmod 777 QWClientConfig.xml
+  sudo chmod 775 QWClientConfig.xml
 *Open up CISN display and log in, once successfully connected you may quit CISN Display
 *Make a backup Directory for the config file in case it gets compromised, as well as this is where cisnmaster.sh will look for the Backup Configuration
   sudo mkdir -p /Users/cisndisplay/Documents/BackupConf

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 *https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#technotes/tn2062/_index.html - more awesome kiosk ui stuff Really good stuff.
 *http://macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/11/07/scripting_osx.html?page=1 - mac shell scripting
 ==Ideas on Setting up the Trackpad==

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 *Click "a" to be able to write on the first line
 *Type the following
-  */5 * * * * ~/bin/cisnmaster begin
+  */5 * * * * ~/bin/cisnmaster.sh begin
 *Then press Enter
 *On this second line type:
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   cd /Users/cisndisplay/bin
 *Then:
-  ./cisnmaster stop
+  ./cisnmaster.sh stop
 *This will casue the temporary stoppage of cisn trying to consistently boot itself. Know the [[#Usable Controls from CISNMaster to Manipulate Program| cisnmaster commands]]!
 *Open "System Preferences", click on the "Accounts" icon

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 *The following steps for the installation of the firewall should be done from "cisnadmin" account created earlier
 *It should be noted that to prevent yourself from be locked out of being able to ssh into the CISN Display computer you must add your machine to the "Trusted Hosts" in the Firewall.sh script
-*Copy [[Media: Firewall.sh ]] code for the Firewall and [[Media: com.apple.firewall.plist ]] code for the Firewall's startup parameters onto the Desktop by right clicking (or control+clicking) on the links, and selecting "Save Linked File as..."
+*Copy [[Media: firewall.sh ]] code for the Firewall and [[Media: com.apple.firewall.plist ]] code for the Firewall's startup parameters onto the Desktop by right clicking (or control+clicking) on the links, and selecting "Save Linked File as..."
 **If it tries to append".txt" to the end or something. Delete that part and keep the original names
 *Open up the "Terminal"

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 *Keep clicking next, let it install where it wants to, let it put all the files in its default settings.
 *Click Done when the installer completes
-*Download http://support.crustal.ucsb.edu/stadm/projects/CISN-Display/NEES_Display_banner.gif as image for a NEES banner
+*Download [[Media: NEES_Display_banner.gif]] as image for a NEES banner
 *Go to Finder and search for the folder "banners"(or go to /Applications/CISN_Display/banners), then put the NEES banner in there. (this displays an image of the NEEs banner in the CISN program)

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    rm $blockfile
   fi
+ open -a QWClient
-	 open -a QWClient
+ sleep 5
-	 sleep 5
+ osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to quit'
-  	 osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to quit'
+ killall Terminal
 *Navigate to your home folder using the Finder and create a Folder named "bin" (should be located at /Users/cisndisplay/bin)
 *Copy the files "cisnmaster.sh" and "startDisplay.command" to Users/cisndisplay/bin/

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 *You may need to restart your computer for the changes to take effect
 *Download [[Media: cisnmaster.sh]] shellscript, cisnmaster which will be used to keep the kiosk running, and [[Media: startdisplay.command]] startdisplay shell script.
   #temp addition of "startdisplay.command", copy and paste following to text editor and save with .command extension
   # Created by Aaron Martin and Nick Webster 2009-03-17
   blockfile='/Users/cisndisplay/Desktop/blockfile'