for i in $(cat example.txt); do echo $i; done

OpenCms (as of version 8.0.1) was designed to work with Tomcat 5.5.  Newer
versions of Tomcat will likely work but you may run into some problems.

The initial install uses around 230MB of memory and around 400MB of disk space
so having a corporate level account or higher is highly recommended.

1) Email support@kattare.com or call us to request the following for the setup.

   a) A new database for OpenCms
   b) MAC address of your webserver
   c) Your MySQL server host name (if you don't already know it)

2) Download the OpenCms zip ( http://www.opencms.org/en/download/opencms.html )

   From the SSH shell you can use wget with the direct link to the download.

 user@webserver:~$ wget http://www.opencms.org/downloads/opencms/opencms_8.0.1.zip

   Note: You should download the latest stable release, 8.0.1 is the latest stable
         when this FAQ entry was made.

3) Unzip the opencms.war from the zip file

 user@webserver:~$ unzip opencms_8.0.1.zip

4) Move the opencms.war file into the appBase for your domain.

 user@webserver:~$ mv opencms.war mydomain_com-webapps/

5) Tomcat should automatically deploy this war so you should now be able to
   access the setup wizard with something like the following

   http://mydomain.com/opencms/setup/

6) During the database setup step enter your database username and password in
   both the setup and user fields and the newly created database as the database
   name.  

   For the JDBC url you will need to replace localhost with your database server
   name such as dc2-mysql-04.kattare.com.

   When the setup process asks you to drop the already created database
   answer yes.

7) Proceed with the rest of the setup! Once OpenCms starts importing modules it
   will take some time so have patience.


8) Read the security issues section of the official installation instructions
   found here.

http://www.opencms.org/en/development/installation/server.html

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Usenet Newsgroups

An extremely useful source of information is Usenet News. There are many newsgroups devoted to the discussion of Internet applications and problems associated with them. When you are experiencing a problem it is always a good idea to check the newsgroups to see if someone else has reported a problem. Often the solution is not far away!

If you don't have newsgroup software on your computer, DejaNews (http://www.deja.com) is a great place to search through newsgroups.

If you have a newsgroup reader installed and configured, here are some of the more popular Usenet support groups:

• Modems and Communications:
  • comp.dcom.modems
  • comp.dcom.isdn
  • microsoft.public.win95.commtelephony

• Microsoft Windows Networking:
  • comp.os.ms-windows.apps.winsock.misc
  • comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip
  • comp.os.ms-windows.networking.win95
  • comp.os.ms-windows.networking.windows
  • alt.winsock.trumpet

• Internet E-mail:
  • comp.os.ms-windows.apps.winsock.mail
  • comp.mail.eudora.ms-windows
  • microsoft.public.internet.mail

• WWW Information:
  • comp.infosystems.www.browsers.ms-windows
  • comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html

• Usenet News:
  • comp.os.ms-windows.apps.winsock.news
  • microsoft.public.internet.news
  • news.software.readers

• General Networking
  • comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
  • comp.protocols.ppp