PCR-360

Installation

Create application directories under /var/www/

BASH

cd /var/www
mkdir pcr360
cd pcr360/
mkdir configs prod licenses prod/logs data data/inbound data/outbound data/inbound-test data/outbound-test

Place the product license file pcr360.zl included in the installation package into the licenses directory. (This must be Apache readable)
Extract the application tarball pcr360.tar.gz included in the installation package to /var/www/pcr360/prod (the prod directory is in the tarball).

Create directories under /var/www/pcr360/prod/data

BASH

cd /var/www/pcr360/prod/data
mkdir  archive archive/importfiles cache cache/page emails errors inbound reports reports/historical search uploads uploads/importfiles uploads/vh

Check to ensure that the new /var/www/pcr360/prod/data directory is writable and owned by Apache.

BASH

#########
# Cent OS
chown -R apache:apache *

#########
# Ubuntu 
find /var/www/pcr360/prod/data -type d -exec chmod 775 {} +
find /var/www/pcr360/test/data -type d -exec chmod 775 {} +
chown -R www-data:linuxadmins-hosted /var/www/pcr360/prod/data
chown -R www-data:linuxadmins-hosted /var/www/pcr360/test/data
chown -R www-data:linuxadmins-hosted /var/www/pcr360/prod/logs
chown -R www-data:linuxadmins-hosted /var/www/pcr360/test/logs

# set file owners
chown -R www-data:linuxadmins-hosted /var/www/pcr360/data

# set file permissions
find /var/www/pcr360 -type d -exec chmod 775 {} +
find /var/www/pcr360 -type f -exec chmod 664 {} +

# Grant the customer user read/write access o the data directory
# note you mus FILL IN the customer user
setfacl -R -m u:<CUSTOMER_USER>:rwx /var/www/pcr360/data
setfacl -R -dm u:<CUSTOMER_USER>:rwx /var/www/pcr360/data

# Grand the all PCR Admins read/write/execute on the entire pcr360 directory
setfacl -R -m g:linuxadmins-hosted:rwx /var/www/pcr360
setfacl -R -dm g:linuxadmins-hosted:rwx /var/www/pcr360

Composer

Install Composer. Instructions can be found here. It is recommended that Composer be installed globally.

Install the Composer provided libraries:

BASH

cd /var/www/pcr360/prod
composer install

cd /var/www/pcr360/test
composer install

Configuration

PCR-360 configurations are stored in a ini file in the /var/www/pcr360/configs/ directory created above.

This configuration file matches the file name specified in the Apache Virtual Host .
A starter file is included in the installation package with a place-holder license key. Please request a license key from PCR to replace the place-holder license in the configuration file.
The database settings here are specified when setting up and configuring Oracle or MySQL

Other various configurations are available and can be specified in this file. Consult PCR before setting any extra options from the Configuration Guide .

JAVA

[default]
[manatee : default]
[team360 : default]
[team360ora : default]
[team360mssql : default]
[servicedesk : default]
[training : default]

[prod : default]
; the license key is available from PCR
licenseKey = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz..."

constants.SERV_HOST_NAME_CRON = "pcr360.pcr.com"
constants.ERROR_REPORT_EMAIL = "help@pcr.com"
constants.IMPORT_FILES_PATH = "/var/www/pcr360/prod/data/inbound/"
constants.EXPORT_PATH = "/www/www/pcr360/prod/data/outbound/"
constants.RUNTIME_DEBUG_ALLOWED = true

; This section is for MySQL Databases
resources.multidb.default.host = localhost
resources.multidb.default.dbname = pcr360_prod
resources.multidb.default.username = pcr360_usr
resources.multidb.default.password = "encrypted_password"
resources.multidb.metadata.host = localhost
resources.multidb.metadata.dbname = pcr360_prod_metadata
resources.multidb.metadata.username = pcr360_usr
resources.multidb.metadata.password = "encrypted_password"
resources.multidb.report.host = localhost
resources.multidb.report.dbname = pcr360_prod
resources.multidb.report.username = pcr360_usr
resources.multidb.report.password = "encrypted_password"

;For mysql ssl with php7, use this
;resources.multidb.default.driver_options.1009 = "/path.to.pem"
;resources.multidb.report.driver_options.1009 = "/path.to.pem"
;resources.multidb.metadata.driver_options.1009 = "/path.to.pem"

; Alternatively this section is for Oracle Databases
;resources.multidb.default.adapter = Oracle
;resources.multidb.default.host = localhost
;resources.multidb.default.username = pcr360_prod
;resources.multidb.default.password = "encrypted_password"
;resources.multidb.default.schema = PCR360_PROD
;resources.multidb.default.dbname = "//localhost:1521/pcr360"
;resources.multidb.report.adapter = Oracle
;resources.multidb.report.host = localhost
;resources.multidb.report.username = pcr360_prod
;resources.multidb.report.password = "encrypted_password"
;resources.multidb.report.schema = PCR360_PROD
;resources.multidb.report.dbname = "//localhost:1521/pcr360"
;resources.multidb.metadata.adapter = Oracle
;resources.multidb.metadata.host = localhost
;resources.multidb.metadata.username = pcr360_prod_metadata
;resources.multidb.metadata.password = "encrypted_password"
;resources.multidb.metadata.schema = PCR360_PROD_METADATA
;resources.multidb.metadata.dbname = "//localhost:1521/pcr360"

; CRYSTAL REPORTS

; MySQL
crystal.jdbc.type = mysql
crystal.jdbc.host = localhost
crystal.jdbc.username = pcr360_usr
crystal.jdbc.password = password
crystal.jdbc.dbname = pcr360_prod
crystal.jdbc.port = 3306

; ORACLE
;crystal.jdbc.type = oracle
;crystal.jdbc.host = localhost
;crystal.jdbc.username = usename
;crystal.jdbc.password = password
;crystal.jdbc.schema = SCHEMA
;crystal.jdbc.port = 1521
;crystal.jdbc.dsn = DSN

[test : prod]

resources.multidb.default.dbname = pcr360_test
resources.multidb.metadata.dbname = pcr360_test_metadata

constants.SERV_HOST_NAME_CRON = "pcr360-test.pcr.com"
constants.IMPORT_FILES_PATH = "/var/www/pcr360/prod/data/inbound-test/"
constants.EXPORT_PATH = "/var/www/pcr360/prod/data/outbound-test/"

email.OUTGOING_TRANSPORT_TYPE = "FILE"

Crontab Entries

Installing the default crontab entries that run background events is relatively simple.
The jobs need to be running as the root to prevent issues with file permissions.
su to root
Now, open the cron job edit prompt with the following command:
BASH
```
crontab -e
```
Then, copy and paste the appropriate line from below into the the cron job.

Test Application Cron Jobs

BASH

# min | hr | day | month | day-of-week |  <command>
*     /usr/bin/php /var/www/pcr360/test/cli/zfcli.php -a cron.events.process -e test -n 19 -i "/var/www/pcr360/configs/pcr360.ini" 1>> /var/www/pcr360/test/logs/cron.log 2>&1

Production Application Cron Jobs

BASH

# min | hr | day | month | day-of-week |  <command>
*     /usr/bin/php /var/www/pcr360/prod/cli/zfcli.php -a cron.events.process -e prod -n 19 -i "/var/www/pcr360/configs/pcr360.ini" 1>> /var/www/pcr360/prod/logs/cron.log 2>&1

Once pasted, save and close the cron job. In vim, this command is
BASH
```
:wq
```
Verify the cron job is saved by using this command:
BASH
```
crontab -l
```
Finally, press
BASH
```
cntrl + d
```
to exit the root user.