ScadaBR Install Guide for a fresh install of Ubuntu 64bit server (headless) version 16.04.3 using mariadb(mysql) as the database // Also Works on Raspberry Pi 3

This also works on any linux server running mariaDB(mysql) tomcat8 and java8. This also works on raspberry pi 3.

Add the java repository.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java 

Update the repository list.

sudo apt-get update 

Install mariadb server. (A database server for mysql)

sudo apt-get install mariadb-server 

Open the database.

sudo mysql -p 

Enter your admin/root password of your server.

Create a sql database for ScadaBR.

create database scadabr; 

Create username and password for ScadaBR database.

CREATE USER 'scadabr' IDENTIFIED BY 'scadabr'; 

Give username admin rights to database.

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON scadabr. * TO scadabr; 

Exit mariadb.

quit; 

Install java8.

sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer 

Install tomcat8.

sudo apt-get install tomcat8 

Install Lib rxtx for java.

sudo apt-get install librxtx-java 

Stop tomcat8 service.

sudo service tomcat8 stop 

Change to the Webapps folder in tomcat8.

cd /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps 

Download the ScadaBR.war file from ScadaBR sourceforge curent version im using for install is ScadaBR 0.9.1 to the tomcat8 webapps folder.

sudo wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/scadabr/files/Software/WAR/ScadaBR%200.9.1/ScadaBR.war 

Start tomcat8 to deploy war file.

sudo service tomcat8 start 

Stop tomcat8 to edit ScadaBR files.

sudo service tomcat8 stop 

Delete ScadaBR war file

sudo rm /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ScadaBR.war 

Create a bin folder in tomcat8.

sudo mkdir /var/lib/tomcat8/bin 

Change the owner of tomcat8 folder from root to tomcat8.

sudo chown -R tomcat8.tomcat8 /var/lib/tomcat8/ 

Change user tomcat8 to dialout group.

sudo gpasswd -a tomcat8 dialout 

Edit the env.properties file to point to your database.

sudo nano /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ScadaBR/WEB-INF/classes/env.properties 

Uncomment the db.mysql section by removeing the # and adding your database username and password we created at start.

Change this
 #db.type=mysql
 #db.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost/scadabr
 #db.username=root
 #db.password=
 #db.pool.maxActive=10
 #db.pool.maxIdle=10

To This
db.type=mysql
db.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost/scadabr
db.username=scadabr
db.password=scadabr
db.pool.maxActive=10
db.pool.maxIdle=10

Comment the db.derby and the convert.db out by adding # in the front.

Change this
db.type=derby
db.url=~/../../bin/scadabrDB
db.username=
db.password=

convert.db.type=
convert.db.url=
convert.db.username=
convert.db.password=

To This
 #db.type=derby
 #db.url=~/../../bin/scadabrDB
 #db.username=
 #db.password=

 #convert.db.type=
 #convert.db.url=
 #convert.db.username=
 #convert.db.password=

Save the file.

Ctrl + o then press enter 

Exit nano.

Ctrl + x 

Update your sql table creater file syntax type=InnoDB; to the new mysql syntax engine=InnoDB; in file createTables-mysql.sql

sudo nano /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ScadaBR/WEB-INF/db/createTables-mysql.sql 

Replace type=InnoDB; to engine=InnoDB;

Ctrl + \ 

Type what you want to replace. This is case sensitive.

type=InnoDB; 

Type what you want to replace it with. This is also case sensitive.

engine=InnoDB; 

It will ask you how many times select all.

a 

Save file

Ctrl + o then press enter 

Exit nano.

Ctrl + x 

Start tomcat8.

sudo service tomcat8 start 

in your web browser type your ip and port 8080 the tomcat8 server is on. In my case its on a local network so i will use this.

http://yourlocal or public ip here:8080/ScadaBR 

If you left default loging you will log in using admin as username and password.

3 curtidas

Fiz conforme o tutorial, não obtive sucesso com Debian.